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Invention of cars link cities
During the 1800s and early 1900s, many American farmers were extremely conservative and disliked innovation and the unconventional. This was especially true when the first automobiles appeared on country roads about 1900. The first cars were bought by more or less affluent individuals who mainly lived in towns and cities and who headed for the
Dairy Channel: Milk producers have options to reclaim profit margins
Don’t like your milk check? Shop around, says Dianne Shoemaker, district OSU Extension dairy specialist.
Ohio Farm Bureau delegates weigh in on raw milk debate
COLUMBUS – The 329 delegates to the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation’s annual meeting last week faced 267 pages of proposed state and national policies.
Portraits in Progress: Don’t look back: Maize Valley Farms taps into consumer market
The same innovative thinking that led Kay Vaughan into full-time farming and then into a diversified agribusiness is leading the family into the retail farm market business in a big way in 2001.
Pa. Senate passes ‘Farming First’ package
The Pennsylvania Senate approved a “Farming First” legislative package that includes a tax credit for farmers who sell or lease to beginning farmers.
Agricultural Act to ease new farmers’ into trade
In order to encourage young farmers in the industry, the Agricultural Act of 2014 will provide funding for programs and initiatives to train and mentor them.
Columbiana County Fair board receives $300,000 for grandstand
A local foundation’s $300,000 gift will name the new grandstand at Columbiana County Fair.
Richard T. ‘Dick’ Kiko Sr.
CANTON, Ohio — Richard T. “Dick” Kiko Sr., 73, went to be with the Lord October 19, 2013, after a sudden illness. He was a life resident of Canton, 1958 graduate of Canton South High School, and was a graduate of both the Missouri Auction School and the Indiana University Certified Auctioneers Institute. He established
Interviewing Flip the Clown
Judith Sutherland’s first big story, published in her local newspaper during her first year of high school, detailed the life of a determined woman clown.
Playing pretend is serious business
Judith Sutherland’s grandaughter transforms her living room into a doctor’s office, farm, grocery store, kitchen and salon during an imaginative afternoon.
