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Cleveland-born veteran finds peace, community in W.Va. farming
David Clough, Marine Corps Reserve veteran and owner of Creekside Farms, moved to West Virginia to farm after years of living near Cleveland.
One of the first in the alpaca business, Ohioan now a leader in the field
Anthony Stachowski of Mantua, in northeastern Ohio, was one of the first people to own alpacas in the United States.
Farmer invests lifetime in trees
Russell Garber’s commitment to caring for his trees started over half a century ago when he bought property in Green Township.he knew had “a good young woods.”
We need more versatile livestock guardian dogs
Tarma Shena shares how “what we’ve always done” with livestock guardian dogs isn’t going to cut it any more, especially as farming continues to change.
Mentors made the difference
In Part Three of Judith Sutherland’s four-part series about her parents’ early years together, she recalls the guidance they received from valued mentors.
Blood for bats
Blood-sucking bats, mythical or real-life? Penn State animal science students collect bovine blood for Philadelphia Zoo’s colony of vampire bats.
Parenting is on-the-job experience
Ever had a job where you had no experience, no training, you couldn’t quit, and people’s lives were at stake? That’s parenting.
US may face retaliatory tariffs of $1 billion from Canada, Mexico
WTO says Canada could impose $780 million in retaliatory tariffs and Mexico could impose $228 million for damages from unfair country-of-origin meat labeling practices in the U.S.
Early mourning dove nest in central Pennsylvania
While perusing the notes on the PaBirds listserv last week, a subject line from Feb. 17 caught my eye. It was posted by a friend of more than 20 years, and it read, “My annual dove!” Kermit Henning of Mechanicsburg, a town located just west of Harrisburg, reported that for the fourth consecutive year he
School trip is growing experience — for me
Our sixth-grade son, Wonderboy, has gone to camp. Camp being yet another thing the school district cooked up specifically to test me. Much like the whole “Fifth graders totally belong in middle school with big giant huge children who look like they eat fifth graders for mid-morning snack!” They have helpfully decided that in sixth
