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High-tech tracker to share findings of coyote survey
Wondering which hunting activities top the most popular list? That’s easy. Whitetail deer, wild turkey, and coyote. Coyote hunting Well, ranking coyote hunting even close to the top of the chart may be a stretch, but it’s no secret that the interest in hunting coyotes and coyote hunting is growing in leaps and bounds. Thus
A Cat’s Christmas Dream
Athena Pantelides, 10 yrs. Louisville, Ohio Snowla the cat was watching the snow fall outside of her house. Snowla’s owner spoiled her. You see Snowla’s house was a huge mansion, and Snowla’s owner had a big golden retriever. The dog’s name is Carla. Carla didn’t want to scare away cats but just the sight of
Ohio receives $12 million for fish and wildlife conservation efforts
COLUMBUS – Ohio fish and wildlife programs will receive more than $12 million from the federal government as part of the Buckeye State’s share of $530 million in excise taxes paid by U.
Possibilities endless at age 10
Judith Sutherland is reminded of the way the world opens up and the way you find the place you fit into it when you’re 10 years old.
Unkefer Sales builds on legacy
Unkefer Sales, in Minerva, Ohio, has upgraded its landscaping, showrooms and shop, but the most important aspect of the business hasn’t changed.
Ag Progress Days: Vegetable oil looks like tractor fuel
ROCK SPRINGS, Pa. — The future looks rosy for a blue tractor that’s pulled away from the diesel fuel pump in favor of a new and experimental fuel: vegetable oil. New Holland and Penn State researchers proudly displayed their brainchild, a NH T7060 that runs on straight vegetable oil — the same kind you use
Vacation With Us… Donnamiller
Roger, Kayla, Eric and Chris Donnamiller, of Willard, Ohio, relaxed in the balmy weather of Jamaica recently. Farm and Dairy got to enjoy the palm trees and coconuts too!
In Africa: Improving water quality, one drop at a time
As a western Pennsylvania resident, I’ve long admired the red ware pottery of the Pennsylvania Germans who farmed in the growing season and worked at their craft as time allowed.
No one is laughing anymore
Alan Guebert ponders the need for a nationally coordinated food policy — both in the past and present times.
Do you know metric conversions?
Knowing your conversions can save you money, and is good for everyday life.
