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Lost nutrition for want of an outlet
Reader frustrated at school board’s antics.
Hazard A Guess: Week of Jan. 24, 2002
Each week “Farm and Dairy” challenges readers to identify a small tool or gadget.
Cameo history told at glass museum
Antique columnist Roy Booth explores the history of that masterpiece of 2000 years of glass-making, Cameo glass.
Slate walls provide solid foundation
Antique columnist Roy Booth writes about the slate found in older homes, anywhere from the room to the cellar, and out onto the lawn or in the patio.
Early summer is a critical period of cool-season grass management.
Kick your grazing management into high gear to take control of growth
Using plants to clean polluted soils
PIKETON, Ohio – With gardens and fields of sweet corn, berries and other horticulture-related plots dotting the grounds of Ohio State University’s South Centers at Piketon, it would be easy to dismiss the dozen scraggly-looking potted plants sitting alone in one of the facility’s greenhouses.
Senate probes USDA waste, fraud
Panel questions USDA ag funds used for murals, empty lots and a $97 million vehicle.
Homeowners could save money on energy bills if they tried
BUFFALO, N.Y. – A recent poll of more than 1,200 U.S. homeowners has found nearly all (97 percent) agree with the idea that reducing energy use at home is important to save money, yet many could still be missing out on opportunities to lower their energy bills this winter.
Extra care needed when pulling stuck machinery out of muddy fields
If you find yourself stuck in a field while plowing or planting, don’t make a bad situation worse by ignoring safety.
Better habitats for wild leeks could help future foraging demands
In response to excess harvest worries, a Penn State research team has studied how to grow and harvest ramps as a potential forest crop since 2017.
