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Attend youth camp ExploreAg
The Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation is offering four STEM-based camps, ExploreAg, starting in June.
British graffiti artist Banksy takes on meat industry
Banksy’s moving art installation, “Sirens of the Lambs,” toured the city. The fake slaughterhouse truck was filled with stuffed animals.
Schedule Ahead to Avoid Last-Minute Stress
Even this summer we felt under the gun with places to be. “What time do you have to be at practice, Kathie?” I asked as I tried to gauge what I might do in the next hour.
Beaver County has new dairy princess
Emily Caldwell of Beaver Falls crowned princess.
Stone Laboratory announces summer lecture series
Stone Laboratory, Ohio State University’s island campus on Lake Erie, has announced its 2011 guest lecture series, beginning June 16.
Governors’ speeches analyzed for the important issues facing the future
WASHINGTON — As governors deliver their 2011 State of the State addresses, they continue to face fiscal stress and high unemployment, according to a new issue brief released today by the National Governors Association Center for Best Practices. Interim analysis 2011 State of the State Addresses signals that state government redesign is not a temporary
Is there an agricultural sustainability consensus?
(Part I of II) What does it really mean to farm sustainably? To be committed to agricultural sustainability? Ask 10 people and you’ll get 10 answers — some of them vigorously in opposition to other answers. There is, however, agreement that sustainability in agriculture is essential for the planet’s health and future — to our
A roundup of FFA news for the week of March 5, 2009
WELLINGTON, Ohio — The Wellington FFA chapter has been very active working on officer books, proficiency awards, state degree applications, FFA Week, and numerous contests. This year’s treasurer, Amelia Jones, received a gold rating on her treasurer’s book. Kayleigh Switzer, this year’s secretary, received a silver rating on her book. This year’s reporter, Jillian Auble,
Feeling Fall
Sun warmth makes a welcome friend in spring, highly acceptable after the dreary chill of winter months. Sun warmth becomes a dear prize in the fall as the possibility of experiencing it dwindles fast. I had so much to do at home that I had no time to have a picnic. I prioritized in my
Black hens and brown eggs
Why do brown eggs have that extra wholesome, homespun appeal?
