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To farm successfully, it’s all about who you know
Editor Susan Crowell shares the importance of seeking others’ advice when it comes to improving your farm. Grazing councils are a great example.
Grants approved for study of deep geology in Ohio
COLUMBUS – With likely federal regulation of carbon dioxide emissions on the horizon, the Ohio Air Quality Development Authority took action at its May meeting to advance the state’s understanding of the suitability of its deep geology for the sequestration of CO2. Use Sequestration is widely viewed as a leading option for disposing of CO2
Horse book will change your views on how the west was won
Surely, every American over 18 and possibly a few younger — I have no idea how American history is taught these days — has heard of the Battle of the Little Bighorn June 25, 1876, and of the Seventh Cavalry’s golden-haired leader, Gen. George Armstrong Custer. The massacre of Custer’s forces and their horses and
2009 Adult writing contest and youth art winners
The holidays have a special meaning to all of us. It could be the sights and sounds of the children sled riding down the hill behind the farm house or the late nights making holiday treats in the kitchen. Or it could be the traditions we have in our families that we celebrate every year.
A roundup of 4-H news for the week of Aug. 27, 2009
CARROLLTON, Ohio — The East Township Young Producers 4-H club met Aug. 15 with 25 members in attendance. Members received tickets to sell for their annual fundraiser, with the winner to be drawn at the November meeting. Members filled out their honor member forms. Dalton Ulman gave a demonstration on different ways to cast a
Enjoy the gifts from Mother Nature
Judith Sutherland urges us to enjoy the open horizon, sunrise to sunset, and plant a flower or two while we can.
Every farmer plays huge role in soil conservation
All farmers should try to prevent soil loss. It doesn’t take long before topsoil is compromised and your ability to produce top-yielding crops is hampered.
Finalists named for the Pa. Leopold Conservation Award
Four finalists have been selected for the 2018 Pennsylvania Leopold Conservation Award, given in honor of renowned conservationist Aldo Leopold.
Fracking waste may be impacting politics and science
Portage County residents share concerns about Ohio’s injection wells and control of wastes.
Good vibrations: Ky. research gives hope in fight against emerald ash borer
University of Kentucky entomologists believe three species of parasitoid wasps may be capable of helping to stop the invasive emerald ash borer.
