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Bad news: Yes, it’s been a cold spring; good news: possibly less frost risk
I’ve been hearing many complaints about the weather. We all know to expect variable weather in early spring, so I decided to look up so data to see if these complaints hold water. During March 2013, in central Ohio, the average air temperature was 35.2 degrees, which was 5 degrees below the historical average of
Grain markets: The party’s getting old in Chicago
Factors outside markets seemed to be helping grain prices: the weak dollar, the high crude price, the Libyan situation were all cited as reasons for high prices. And now, the focus of the world is on Japan and the catastrophe there.
National stories cause heartbreak
Lives can change in an instant, something columnist Judith Sutherland ponders in this week’s column.
“Almost Heavenly”
Farm and Family Living columnist Laurie Marlatt Steeb and her family take off for a family getaway in the majestic mountains of West Virginia.
Check out our latest mystery antique tool. Can you name it?
You are on a roll! Two mysteries solved, can you keep the streak alive by identifying this mystery antique tool?
A-1 Auto offers scholarships
A-1 Auto Transport is offering a scholarship opportunity to students in the Salem area. These scholarships come in the sum of $250, $500 or $1,000.
Farm truck accidents can be avoided
FARGO, N.D. – Farm trucks are involved in accidents, on and off the road, every year, but the numbers go up at harvest time.
Composting could have helped Buckeye Egg
A Mansfield reader comments on what Buckeye Egg could have done with a composting system.
Feds want to cut costs of solar energy 60% in 10 years
To reach President Joe Biden’s goal of having a 100% clean energy grid by 2035, hundreds of gigawatts of solar energy need to be installed five times faster than it is now. So, the Department of Energy is investing $128 million with the goal of dramatically cutting the cost of solar energy.
Soybean acreage to set new record
Planting Intentions report shows a significant increase in soybeans in Ohio and the national level.
