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Family opens farm to Luke Bryan and 15,000 others for concert
Ayars Family Farm invited over 15,000 visitors for the Luke Bryan Farm Aid concert back in September.
Why should you feed the birds? For the joy
If you start feeding birds in the winter do you have to continue to do so? The simple answer is “no.”
Markets rally to recent highs
The grain markets are up, at least for now.
On the road: Meandering through the Canadian Maritimes
The delicious food and lovely sights of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island are hard for columnist Alan Guebert to forget.
In whatever way you’re connected to agriculture, ‘thank you’
Pennsylvania’s Secretary of Agriculture, Russell Redding, offers heartfelt thanks during this season of thanksgiving: ‘Thank you for your commitment to agriculture, in whatever way you are connected.’
Plenty of options for summer bird feeding
With the right combination of foods, feeders and water, a warm weather feeding station can be just as busy as one in mid-winter.
Smell of success: Ringler Energy opens new digester on Morrow County swine farm
New energy facility can power swine farm, and about 500 residential homes.
Scott Shalaway: October concerns include deer
October brings two wildlife concerns to mind — feeding birds and avoiding deer on the highway.
Size matters in the bird and publishing world
Bigger is always better, right? Cities and countries compete to build the tallest buildings. Gardeners vie to raise the biggest pumpkin. Anglers long for that monster bass. In the February 2011 issue of Pennsylvania Game News Mike Raykovicz writes, “The emphasis today seems to be on antlers, and the bigger they are the better.” s
Renting maple trees? Some say ‘sweet’ deal
Scroll down for slide show. SALEM, Ohio — You don’t have to own your own boiler house, or even your own buckets and taps to enjoy the bounty of Ohio’s maple syrup. Growing interest in this savory topping, and in preserving the maple tree, has woodlot owners pursuing creative ways to offer their own trees
