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Perfect house
To Kym Seabolt, one of the best feelings of “home” is to make sure that when loved ones arrive they never doubt hers is a comfortable place to be.
Plymouth High School FFA member restores 641 Ford tractor
Walker Wallace, a freshman Plymouth FFA member, details his experience restoring a 641 Ford tractor for his Supervised Agricultural Experience project.
Under 200 applied to grow hemp in Ohio; industry not surprised
Despite the enthusiasm for the legalization of hemp, Ohio Department of Agriculture received 198 applications for hemp cultivation for the 2020 growing season.
Wonder why birds of a feather flock together?
Learn how birds benefit from flocking together in Scott Shalaway’s column this week.
Goal is for charter customers to have fun
The Guy brothers operate G&G Charter service, running out of Fairport Harbor, a labor of love for the inseparable pair.
Shutdown? Not on farm of my youth
There was no “shutdown” — not in the U.S. government sense, anyway — on the southern Illinois dairy farm of Alan Guebert’s youth.
We’re just getting warmed up
In farm and ranch country, spring brings tough questions and choices. Both could have been softened if farm and political leaders sought compromise.
How to prepare garden soil for spring planting
Prep your garden for spring planting as soon as the snow has melted and the ground surface is exposed.
Stuck with farm bill mess until 2018
The low whimpering and muffled whining heard in farm country this month are not the gripes and grunts of corn and soybean growers trudging through 2015’s purgatory of under-$4 corn and less-than-$10 beans.
Duck hunting: React and see what happens
There’s just the slightest hint of light to the east, a promise of coming action. The law says that shooting time is one half hour before published daylight and duck hunters on the whole follow that decree to the minute. Digging in a pocket produced a new watch for a time check. Ducks It would
