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Foreclosure advice from the experts
In 2007, one of every 56 households in Ohio became engulfed in some stage of foreclosure. The figure, reported by the housing data firm RealtyTrac Inc., makes Ohio’s rate of foreclosures the sixth-highest in the nation.
Plasticulture opens doors on the farm
ROCK SPRINGS, Pa. – The idea of Pennsylvania-grown bananas may sound like a joke, but it’s a definite possibility if farmers use a simple approach evaluated by Penn State scientists.
Why do we see gulls during winter?
If you’re seeing gulls this winter, it’s probably cold, you’re probably a few miles from a lake or river and there’s probably an open dumpster nearby.
Shalaway details his favorite bird feeders
When readers ask for help selecting a bird feeder, I’m happy to oblige. I bought my first feeder in 1978, so I’ve had lots of experience evaluating them.
Marcellus and Utica shale: Production nearly doubles in Ohio
With the increase in horizontal Utica shale wells coming online, production has nearly doubled in Ohio.
If you love your cat, you’ll keep him indoors
Readers often ask if it’s possible to love both wild birds and cats. My answer is “yes.” But I always add that, “Cats make great indoor pets.” Our last cat lived the good life for 17 years. Outdoors, cats kill millions of song birds and small mammals annually, and their life expectancy shortens considerably. Here’s
Simply Slavic holding Kolachi Baking Contest Dec. 20
This competition invites bakers to showcase their skills and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Slavic Kolachi.
OSA to hold soybean contest
Worthington, Ohio — The Ohio Soybean Association is announcing the launch of the state’s first-ever Soybean Yield and Quality Contest for the 2010 growing season. Contestants must be current members of OSA and raise at least 10 acres of soybeans in Ohio. Those who are not members may join when entering the contest. The entry
Apply for the American Dairy Association North East Scholarship
Dairy promoters from Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia are eligible to apply.
Farmers urged to report storm, heat damage to FSA
WASHINGTON — Commissioner of Agriculture Gus R. Douglass is urging farmers to report any storm-related losses to their local Farm Service Agency offices, and to keep detailed records of any livestock or bee losses related to heat or storms. “Although there’s no current FSA program for livestock or bees, there is a possibility that assistance
