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Farmer’s daughter sings from heart
I spent Friday night with a singing farmer’s daughter and it was the most fun I’ve had in a very long time.
Animal care standards on the horizon
Animal care guidelines are cropping up all over the place, from producer organizations to end users like Wendy’s.
A roundup of 4-H news for the week of March 25, 2010
BROOKFIELD, Ohio — The Brookfield 4-H Friends held their March meeting with demonstrations given by three members. All members should bring their animal registrations filled out to the next meeting set for April 8. * * * MINERVA, Ohio — The Stillfork 4-H club met March 15 at Mount Zion United Methodist Church. Cheyanna Skinner
Just call it living
When Eric Keller’s daughter tells him she doesn’t want to be a homesteader, he has an unexpected reaction.
Lake Co. Fair breaks ground on new youth and community center
The Lake County Fair broke ground on a new youth and community center Dec. 19. The new center is scheduled to be complete by the 2020 fair.
Callie Taylor, WVU Potomac State College
Callie Taylor attended WVU Potomac State College with a major in agricultural business. She is now finishing her degree at Colorado State University.
Memories of Halloweens past
Judith Sutherland has watched Halloween evolve from an innocent childhood community celebration to a high-dollar commercial industry.
Dinner Guest: Home is where the food is
By Sarah Cross Everyone creates his own image when you think of “home.” For some, it may be their “home place,” where they were raised. For others, it could be the place where they raised their children. Perhaps “home” is simply with your significant other. When I think of home, I think of food —
First 24 hours critical for calf colostrum
Colostrum, the first milk given by the dam (mother), is packed with antibodies that act as a passive immune system until the calf’s immune system produces antibodies itself. But you have only a 24-hour window to get that colostrum in the calf.
Personality matters when pairing hunters, dogs
Good hunting dogs are born to be good but can often be side tracked, or kept from being a truly good performer, by the wrong owner. That is, a hunting dog and its owner have to play well together if they are to reach their potential. Step one is to understand that the process of
