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Black squirrels can create identification problem
Love ‘em or hate ‘em, everyone knows squirrels. “Squirrels,” however, is a generic term. I use it here to refer to game species — gray, fox and red squirrels. These are the three species of tree squirrels that most eastern state wildlife agencies recognize as game species. To confuse the issue just a bit, some
Ky. researchers find new wheat disease that’s problem in S. America
LEXINGTON, Ky. — University of Kentucky College of Agriculture specialists are encouraging wheat producers and crop consultants to scout their fields for a new disease that could have important implications for future crop years. UK soil scientist Lloyd Murdock found wheat blast on a single wheat head May 18, 2011, at a UK Research and
Nature books make great holiday gifts
I’ve got a bookshelf of titles to recommend as holiday gifts this year, so each gets just a thumbnail description. Suffice to say, if it’s on this list, I recommend it: Bird Feathers: A Guide to North American Species (Stackpole Books, 2010, $34.95) by S. David Scott and Casey McFarland is the first truly original
These nature books make great holiday gifts
I’ve got a bookshelf of titles to recommend as holiday gifts this year, so each gets just a thumbnail description. Suffice to say, if it’s on this list, I recommend it: • Bird Feathers: A Guide to North American Species (Stackpole Books, 2010, $34.95) by S. David Scott and Casey McFarland is the first truly
Bye to Harvard’s only ag economist
The news of John Kenneth Galbraith’s April 29 passing brought but a moment’s sadness before it swept me back to the book-lined study of his home where, in mid-June 1986, he availed himself to a lengthy interview so I could prepare a profile of him for Farm Journal’s Top Producer magazine.
No stopping him now: Austin Yaworsky’s new track chair
Austin Yaworsky, of Huron County, Ohio, had his dream come true on Christmas Day when he received his Action Trackstander. The Trackstander allows Austin to stand up and travel over some of the most challenging terrain. It’s given him back his independence.
Hines family passionate about Belgians
Some families spend their free time boating, fishing or playing golf, but for the Hines family of Wooster, their free time is spent feeding, watering, training and showing their Belgian draft horses.
Dorpers make it easy for shepherd
The Dorper sheep breed is a hardy, low-maintenance choice, one that Ohio shepherd Chuck White is glad he made.
Roundup of gardening news for July 13, 2023
The Penn State Master Gardeners of Lawrence County are hosting their Annual Garden Tour on July 16 from noon to 4 p.m.
Todd McDonald
Dedicated area milk hauler and animal lover Todd McDonald passed away Jan. 10 at the age of 70.
