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Wayne National Forest consents to lease federal coal
NELSONVILLE, Ohio — Recently, forest supervisor Anne Carey of the Wayne National Forest, issued a decision to consent to U.S. Department of Interior, Bureau of Land Management leasing seven parcels (433 acres) of federally-owned coal. The coal is beneath the Wayne National Forest, in Perry and Morgan counties, east of the town of Corning. Assessment
Changing homework habits
I have spent nearly nine years teaching my children that patience is a virtue (although sadly, not one of mine) and that there are no stupid questions.
Paradise can be a beach or a farm
Judith Sutherland takes in the smell of fresh cut hay with the same fervor she walked the sandy beaches with on vacation.
Can you identify this antique piece?
While we couldn’t definitively identify our last item, we are moving on to the next. Can you help bring back our streak by identifying this little piece?
Vacation with us: Linn & Sferra
Marge Linn and Charese Sferra, of Fredonia, Pa. recently visited Amsterdam, in North Holland. The two women remembered to take their Farm and Dairy with them on their vacation.
Western Reserve Land Conservancy helps owners preserve farmland
NOVELTY, Ohio — More than 5,000 acres of farmland and natural areas in Erie, Huron, Lorain, Ashland and Ottawa counties have been permanently preserved by Western Reserve Land Conservancy, a milestone for an organization formed five years ago by a merger of eight land trusts.
Fewer honeybees lost over winter
The previous five years, winter honeybee losses were around 30 percent, but only 22 percent died this year.
Roundup of FFA news for March 2, 2023
Catch up on FFA news from West Holmes FFA, Northwestern FFA, Black River FFA and more.
Farm and Dairy’s week in review: 10/25
The top stories from the week Oct. 19-Oct. 25, 2014.
The history of the Great Black Swamp on Lake Erie’s western shore
The Great Black Swamp has changed drastically over time, from thousands of unsettled acres to an industrial hub and back to a wildlife refuge again.
