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Winter can be a productive time
It happens every time. The ice cream is setting before me, and in my anticipation for the first bite of this creamy confection, I rush the process and the result is a “brain freeze.” It is easy to prevent if I would just eat more slowly. Supposedly the cold stimulates a nerve in the roof
Will all tomorrow’s farms be organic?
Families, careers, whole lives take turns that are completely unpredictable. I mean, one minute you’re looking out the window of your third-floor college dorm room in sleepy boredom and the next minute you can’t breathe because, on the sidewalk below, is the lovely, curly-haired creature you absolutely must meet and marry. Hey, it happens. Then,
Bring back the good old days
“Never pass up a good opportunity to shut up.” — Will Rogers Tomes of writing have been published on opinions, philosophies, old-fashioned ways of accomplishing all sorts of things, as well as “New Age” thinking on how to manipulate others to see things your way. Not enough is said these days about following good, old
Time speeds up as the years go by
This morning, the sun is finally shining and the faint sound of chirping birds has been music to the ears. The remnants of what we hope will be the last snow of the season remains, stubbornly, at the base of the huge old trees outside my window. By the end of this day, I am
Falling into fitness? It’s all in the jeans
Columnist Kymberly Foster Seabolt says with autumn comes a clothing reality check.
Pressing on: Sorghum complements farm’s maple syrup production
JELLOWAY, Ohio – One of the first lessons they teach in economics class is economics is about getting the most benefits from resources that are scarce.
Application period open for ag and youth grants
Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding called for proposals for $500,000 in PA Farm Bill Agriculture & Youth Grants on Aug. 14.
Corn spill on State Route 668 creates temporary hazard
LICKING COUNTY, Ohio – A roughly 100-yard stretch of roadway along State Route 668 near Laurel Hill was turned gold after being buried in corn on the afternoon of Nov. 18, creating a wicked mess for cleanup crews, which responded promptly to the spill and worked for three to four hours to clear the area.
Hazard A Guess: Week of Nov. 1, 2001
Each week Farm and Dairy challenges readers to identify a small tool or gadget.
Ohio hunter faces stiff penalty
Jefferson County man stripped of Ohio hunting rights, pleads guilty to 25 violations.
