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Big blue sets the record by a whisker
The new state record blue catfish, weighing 101.11 pounds and measuring 56 1/2 inches, was caught by Jaylynn Parker, of New Richmond, Ohio, on April 7.
FFA students learn about farming with a disability
Tyrone Area High School’s FFA program in Pennsylvania focuses on what it is like for a farmer with a disability or health condition to work in agriculture.
Deck the halls
Kymberly Foster Seabolt love Christmas, but she hates decorating. She just wants to get through the hands-on part to sit back and enjoy the end result.
Women in agriculture challenged to inspire
MASSILLON, Ohio — Nineteen Ohio counties have more than 500 women operators, ten of which are located in eastern Ohio, according to the USDA Census data. To support these women and others involved in the agricultural industry the Ohio State University Extension hosted the East Ohio Women in Agriculture Conference, March 24, at R.G. Drage
Careful decision making can position your herd for success
When making decisions, weigh the evidence carefully.
Wild turkey nesting doesn’t stray off schedule
A recent discovery put me in a turkey state of mind. While on my knees photographing wildflowers, I noticed a bone a few feet away and found a turkey skeleton concealed by the thickly growing grass. The skull was broken into pieces, though I could still detect the huge eye sockets. Sometime last summer or
A new favorite bird to monitor: Saw-whet Owls
I have a new favorite bird — the northern saw-whet owl. Until last week, I’d never seen one in the wild. But on Wednesday, Joey Herron invited me to his banding station at Valley Falls State Park, just east of Fairmont, W.Va. “That storm on the East Coast,” he told me, “is going to push
Dead trees host life after death
To some, dead trees are an eyesore. But nature columnist Tami Gingrich thinks beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Embracing the changing seasons of life
Julie Geiss celebrates her anniversary at Geneva State Park and welcomes new family members.
The Pig Lady and other folk tales show why recording stories matters
The story of Beaver County’s Barbara Davidson has fascinated generations of people in Beaver County, but the interest in the tale points to more than a preoccupation with gory ghost stories.
