Search Results for "Dill"
News Results 319 of 1000 pages
Belgians are ‘stars’ of KILE show
HARRISBURG, Pa. –A team of six Belgian draft horses, exhibited by Triple Star Farm of Columbus Mich., drove into victory at the All Breed Class Series 6-Horse Hitch Oct. 2 at the Keystone International Livestock Exposition in Harrisburg. The team of Belgians beat out 16 other teams in the class from across the U.S. and
More food labeling, not less, is needed
Given the sad state of affairs in today’s affairs of state – record federal budget deficits, record trade deficits, illegal domestic eavesdropping, the sale of key U.
No stopping the syrup
The start of syrup-making season signals the start of another busy year for Geauga County’s McDonald family.
Hunters Sharing the Harvest reports historic 2022-23 venison donation totals
Pennsylvania deer hunters donated a total of 235,532 pounds of venison from 6,201 deer and four elk via Hunters Sharing the Harvest.
Roundup of FFA news for Oct. 5, 2023
Catch up on local FFA news from Zane Trace FFA, Northwestern FFA and West Branch FFA.
Crazy times call for new traditions
This holiday season Kym Seabolt recommends, instead of going “over the river and through the woods to grandmother’s house,” staying home and staying safe.
AFBF president to Congress: Slash regulations, reform immigration
According to American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall , last year’s election should send a message to politicians: “Ignore rural America at your own risk!”
Deer antlers: The most highly prized bone in the woods
They are the sparkle in a hunter’s eye, possible the only reason he or she hunts. The topic of conversation at every gathering. They grace the cover of nearly every fall issue outdoor magazines, and they are the focus of banquets, camp fires and contests. They are what success is measured by, the basis for
Is rural America dying?
The 2008 survey and report, “Place Matters,” found a substantial majority of respondents in all rural regions would advise a teenager to leave for opportunities elsewhere. That’s a sad statement. We must find the vision and political will to reverse that reality. We must find a way to bring rural America back to life.
Failure to file 1099 tax forms could be problem for farmers in 2012
SALEM, Ohio — If you are a farmer and want to write off the cost of the custom hay baling you had done this summer, you may want to get your hands on a 1099 tax form from the Internal Revenue Service. Dave Miller, an enrolled agent with the Wright Law Co. in Columbus, said
