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Local Roots Market and Cafe is celebrating a milestone
Local Roots Market and Cafe in Wooster, Ohio, is celebrating the $1 million mark.
Plans set for Farmland Preservation Summit
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The 12th annual Ohio Farmland Preservation Summit is planned for Nov. 17. Details Geared to local officials, land trust leadership and members, farmers, landowners, planners, agency personnel, economic development professionals, and anyone interested in preserving Ohio farmland, the summit will take place at Ohio State University’s Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H
Pa. native takes top spot Keystone steer show
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Valerie Svonavec of Rockwood, Pa., exhibited the grand champion steer from among 31 head at the Keystone International Livestock Exposition Oct. 3 in Harrisburg. The 15-year-old daughter of Vince and Donna Svonavec exhibited the 1,310 pound steer, winning the steer heavy weight class and heavy weight division champion. Reserve champion The reserve
TV producer looking for old barn stories
LAKE GENEVA, Wis. — Wisconsin TV/video producer Tom Laughlin, Kovia Productions, Lake Geneva, Wis., is searching the country for more old barn stories following the success of his first two PBS programs on the subject. First program Laughlin completed his first program, Wisconsin Barns — Touchstones to the Past, in 2005 and saw an immediate
Earl McKarns unanimous choice for first Carroll Co. cattlemen’s award
CARROLLTON, Ohio — Local beef producer Earl McKarns was recently recognized with the Carroll County Cattlemen’s Association Distinguished Service Award. McKarns was presented with the award at the Tri-County Cattlemen’s Banquet Feb. 25 held in Hopedale, with Ohio Director of Agriculture Robert Boggs in attendance. According to Mike Hogan, Ohio State University Extension Educator for
Pa. Farm Show to mark 85th year January 6-11
The largest indoor agricultural event in America will run Saturday, Jan. 6, to Thursday, Jan. 11, at the state Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg.
Historic home tour features Salem’s South Lincoln Ave.
Six homes on Salem’s historic South Lincoln Avenue will be part of the Salem Preservation Society’s sixth annual candlelight home tour Oct. 4-5.
Art Nouveau Style advertisement tops ewolf’s April auction
Alphonse Maria Mucha’s “Papier a Cigarettes Job” was estimated at $500 to $1,000. The 1898 poster sold for $2,357.
How to assess damage and help pastures recover from drought
Now is the time to assess pasture damage due to the severe drought and start making and implementing recovery plans.
Dose of reality has come to back to markets
Last week, the Russian proposal to allow Ukraine to export grain tanked prices. This week, prices rebounded as traders realized how difficult that would be.
