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Hobbies and order in lockdown
Kymberly Foster Seabolt shares some of her quarantine pastimes.
Markets continue to confuse producers
The crop and weather condition aren’t exactly leading to the markets most would expect.
A roundup of 4-H news for May 5, 2016
This week’s roundup includes news from the Flockmasters, Washington County, Mahoning County Capriculturists, Geauga County Dairymen and the Pinelakers 4-H clubs.
Teen moves Harrison County into spotlight with Ohio State Fair win
At this year’s Ohio State Fair, Kaci Carter, Cadiz, Ohio, put Harrison County on the map, and the county’s residents rallied to support her in return.
Pearl Valley Cheese builds on storied history
FRESNO, Ohio — Swiss immigrants Ernest & Gertrude founded Pearl Valley Cheese in 1928, producing one 200-pound Swiss cheese wheel per day on the factory’s present site. In the past 85 years the company has grown and is presently producing 12 varieties of cheese for a total daily production of 20,000 pounds. The family constructed
Crop performance matters when assessing greenhouse gas emissions
MADISON, Wis. — A study by the USDA’s Agricultural Research Service has concluded that measuring the emission of greenhouse gases from croplands should take into account the crops themselves.
Give crate training a try, for dogs in your life
Have crate, will travel. The crate is for Fido, a place for him to relax and feel safe, while you, the dog’s owner, travel. Crate? Travel means to crank up Bessie and head for the store, go to work, or out for the evening. Why a crate, cage, wire pen, call it what you will?
State-inspected meat processors soon will welcome interstate sales
Farm bill provision to allow interstate marketing of state-inspected meat is becoming a reality.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of Dec. 24, 2009
SMITHVILLE, Ohio — On Nov. 24, 10 members of the Smithville FFA traveled to Triway High School to compete in the FFA Subdistrict Parliamentary Procedures Contest. The team placed third overall and only missed second place by 60 points. As the team practiced for many weeks they took on the roles of president, Marie Arnold;
Never forget what so many have given
“I stood in the national cemetery and realized, through the stony silence, that I was standing on sacred ground. I was surrounded by monuments of heroic Americans who deserve to be held in high regard for all time.” — Martin Abrams, 1947 Today I was given the opportunity to visit with a true American hero.
