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Buying a real Christmas tree is a good thing for the holidays and economy
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The question of whether it is environmentally correct to buy a real Christmas tree has been asked repeatedly in recent years and an expert in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences wants to lay it to rest permanently. The answer, according to Ricky Bates, associate professor of ornamental horticulture, is an
Truth about boys, girls is all in style
There is a common misconception among amateur parents and people who have never raised children (but curiously always seem to know an awful lot about how other people should raise theirs) that boys and girls behave differently due only to parental programming and societal propaganda.
Ohio hunters harvest 14,279 wild turkeys through May 14
Wild turkey hunters in Ohio have checked 14,279 birds in the 2023 spring season through May 14. Check out the county-by-county results.
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
Ohio archery hunters enjoy early success
Ohio’s white-tailed deer archery hunters have taken 53,922 white-tailed deer through Nov. 8. Check out the complete county-by-county breakdown.
McClure unseats OFB president in state leadership shake-up
An unprecedented leadership challenge at the Ohio Farm Bureau resulted in the seating of a new president.
Let’s rewrite the last will of Mr. Farmer
Farming is not for everyone, but it can be rewarding. If we reorient our perspective, it wouldn’t be so daunting for others to follow in our footsteps.
Shepherd’s Symposium recognizes top Ohio breeders
The Buckeye Shepherd’s Symposium was held Dec. 2, in Wooster, with the Kin family winning the master shepherd award.
Farm safety expert issues another warning about toxic manure gases
Following another manure-related accident in Pennsylvania, experts warn to practice extra caution.
Judge clears Wayne County hog farmers, employee of most charges
WOOSTER, Ohio – There was a collective sigh of relief from the defendants and their supporters when Wayne County Municipal Court Judge Stuart Miller cleared Creston hog farmer Ken Wiles and his employee, Dusty Stroud, of all animal cruelty charges after a day and a half of testimony June 19-20.
