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Where’s the big catch?
Midsummer fishing can be confusing, especially this summer which like last winter, is anything but normal.
How to grow strawberries in containers
Strawberries can be grown in all kinds of containers. Here are directions for planting them in strawberry jars.
Snow not as appealing as it used to be
You know you are getting old when snow no longer holds one single bit of appeal. I think of all the times I hoped for snow — heck, even prayed for snow. We wanted enough snow to create an incredible winter wonderland. It wasn’t like getting off of school meant lying around for part of
Beaver Co. rescuers come to the call of the farmer in danger
Beaver County fire departments form a technical response farm team and large animal rescue team
Auction Roundup — Real estate, cars sell well at auctions
– Bob Wagner and Associates, Inc. of North Canton, Ohio, held the Gyalai trust auction April 19 in Canton with 210 registered bidders. The top-selling item was a 1998 Lincoln Town car that sold for $6,000. Other highlights included a 1994 Buick Skylark for $3,800; a Hummel Ring Around the Rosie for $1,050; International sterling
Oh, Honey! or The Silhouette Behind the Blind
Farm and Family Living columnist Laurie Marlatt Steeb writes about her unique bee handling skills, and the joys of honey in this week’s column.
Pastors’ insights from Oklahoma City bombing offer healing, hope for nation
Six years after the Oklahoma bombing, several people are still receiving free counseling offered by the United Methodist Church’s Oklahoma Annual Conference. The conference’s Volunteers-In-Mission program is prepared to send teams to New York and Washington if they’re needed.
From the farm: Southwest Pa. sale features preconditioned beef calves
SALEM, Ohio – John Sargent knows both sides of the coin when it comes to buying and selling beef calves.
Shale gas fuels first-day discussions at Ohio FSR
“This is a once and a lifetime opportunity for philanthropy in a region of the state that’s never seen much philanthropy.”
Hard work helped by early technology
For centuries, grain was threshed by beating the grain with flails, trampling it with horses or oxen, or by pulling stone or wooden rollers and sledges over it.
