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Can you Hazard a Guess at Farnsworth’s Latest Wooden Contraption?
Farnsworth strikes again! This latest wooden contraption is a mystery to all of us. Anyone know how it was used?
YNDC accepting applications for gardener training
YOUNGSTOWN — Interested in growing produce for sale? Youngstown residents are eligible to participate in the Market Gardener Training Program (MGTP), which will be held at Iron Roots Urban Farm, YNDC’s working farm and training center. Attend again Former students are encouraged to participate again – the program has been updated and will be hands-on
Farm pioneering opportunity open in northeast Ohio
YOUNGSTOWN — Joseph Badger Meadows, an underutilized Presbyterian USA camp and conference center in northeast Ohio, is looking for an on-site camp coordinator. The rural location is 30 minutes north of Youngstown, Ohio. The coordinator will live rent- and utility-free in a three-bedroom house and with full access to turn 12 acres into a farming/grazing
Roundup of 4-H news for April 15, 2021
Catch up on local 4-H news from Next Generation 4-H Club and the Hicks & Hayseeds 4-H Club.
Bringing back the joy of youth
If you have a little bit of kid left in you, Judith Sutherland highly recommends you search for a Ziggle.
Like humans, pigs prefer new toys
Yes, even piglets prefer new toys. Pig brains are remarkably similar to human brains, so they are often used as model systems by neuroscientists.
Fact of life: Moving is very stressful
Mike Tontimonia details the trial and tribulations of moving.
Fire destroys Medina County farmer’s equipment
A Medina County farmer is recovering from a weekend fire that destroyed more than $7.5 million in equipment.
Business profile: Phil’s Sales and Service
COLUMBIANA, Ohio — The staff and owners at Phil’s Sales and Service in Columbiana pride themselves on service to keep customers happy.
Salt exposure may injure plants
URBANA, Ill. — Salt causes damage to plants in yards and along driveways in several ways, said University of Illinois Extension horticulture educator David Robson. Use of salt on highways, sidewalks and driveways has increased over the years with greater emphasis on safety. So has the damage to plants. Symptoms Salt injury symptoms resemble drought
