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A roundup of FFA news for the week of July 11, 2013:
ASHLAND, Ohio — The Crestview FFA took its officer team to the Retreat Center at FFA Camp Muskingum June 17 for its annual officer retreat. During the three day retreat, officers were responsible for developing the chapter’s Program of Activities. The team experienced high ropes, a rock climbing wall and a zip line. They went
LETTER: HSUS takes over Livestock Care Standards Board
Editor: So it’s happened. The radical vegan, anti-consumer Humane Society of the United States has successfully taken over the voter-created Ohio Livestock Care Standards Board hock, stock and flock. It’s hard to believe that the board voted unanimously to adopt rules governing the housing of veal calves dictated by the fanatical leaders of the HSUS.
New service to help identify dangerous rural roads in U.S.
DULUTH, Minn. — About six out of 10 highway deaths occur on roads considered rural, according to the Federal Highway Administration. Now, rural transportation safety experts at the University of Minnesota have launched a national service to help drivers identify the most dangerous portions of upcoming trips. New service. SafeRoadMaps.org is a service that immediately
True confessions: I wish I had a bunny.
Though we have a cat and a hamster, I find myself bunniless this Easter, and I wish I had a pet rabbit, again. I’m reminded whenever I see a live rabbit, that my cages sit empty, waiting for a new occupant. My daughters talked me out of taking in the rabbit I considered adopting before
Getting hard-boiled
I make hard-boiled eggs just a few times a year – usually to make deviled eggs; now that my kids are growing up, we haven’t taken time to color them for Easter.
It’s time to change milk bonding laws
Parmalat’s problems clearly illustrates the need to update laws in Pennsylvania.
Read It Again – Week of Dec. 21, 2000
Each week, Farm and Dairy takes a look at what was making news in years gone by.
Make me a garden gnome and I’ll be your Christmas goose
Farm and Family Living columnist Laurie Marlatt Steeb laments about being exposed to Christmas marketing before Halloween is even over.
No coat, no shoes November
Eliza Blue ponders letting go of things you can’t control and how to appreciate the inevitable cold of winter.
Not remotely dramatic
“You know your family is low drama when a missing remote control constitutes a wild Friday night,” Kymberly Foster Seabolt explains.
