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Hazard A Guess: Week of Sept. 13, 2001
Each week Farm and Dairy challenges readers to identify a small tool or gadget.
Weather dominates news outlets
Marlin Clark weighs in on the weather patterns that have been dominating news cycles and impacting grain prices.
The Harris family made a big impact on Salem
Several generations of Salem High School students bought school supplies at the Harris Printing Co. store across North Lincoln and up a few doors from the school, and probably a good many Salem residents are aware of the Harris Printing Company which got its start in town way back in 1866, and which is still
A wooden grain drill with a link to Signal, Ohio
Wilbur George, a friend from near Carrollton, told me he had an old, wooden grain drill that he had bought some years ago at the Rogers sale and used every year to plant a couple of acres of oats for his horses. Local dealer? The stenciling on the hoe-type drill reads, “Missouri Force Feed Grain
Donald W. Miller, 1927-2016
Donald W. Miller, 89, of Walnut Creek, Ohio, died Sept. 10, 2016, at Walnut Hills Nursing Home following declining health.
Pa. dairy producers receive awards at state summit
The Pennsylvania Dairymen’s Association presented three leadership awards.
Farmers sue Army Corps of Engineers after levee explosion destroys farmland
WASHINGTON — Attorneys have filed a class action complaint on behalf of farmers whose land was flooded when the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers exploded a levee on the Mississippi River, sending water onto 130,000 acres of prime Missouri farmland. The complaint, filed in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims against the U.S. Army Corps
Ashland Co. 4-H members honored at annual banquet
By JOYCE L. RITCHIE Contributing writer More than 200 Ashland County 4-H members, advisers and family members attended this year’s 4-H recognition banquet held Nov. 4 at Park Street Brethren Church Family Life Center in Ashland. Five Meritorious Service Awards were presented. Recipients were: Kim Humrichouser, Nancy Pauly, Amy Steward, Carol Morrison and Kathy Tackett.
Pa. cattle quarantined after drilling wastewater leaked into pasture
HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture has quarantined cattle from a Tioga County farm after a number of cows came into contact with drilling wastewater from a nearby natural gas operation. Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding said July 1 that uncertainty over the quantity of wastewater the cattle may have consumed warranted the quarantine
China plans to resume imports of U.S. beef
SALEM, Ohio – U.S. beef will be back in business in China as soon as some technical details are worked out, according to U.
