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The joy of completing the set
When the toy tractor bug bit her father back in the late 1980s, Judith Sutherland’s Dad wished to build a complete set of Allis-Chalmers pedal tractors.
Marcellus and Utica shale: New permit spike in Monroe and Noble counties
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources issued 43 new permits in February, up from 32 new permits in January.
New to many: White-winged crossbills
If you’ve seen or heard unfamiliar birds recently, it’s probably not your imagination. The mystery bird is about the size of a white-throated sparrow and is found primarily in groves of evergreens — spruce, hemlock and pine trees. Males are red with dark wings; females are drab olive-gray. Both sexes have two bold white bars
Monroe County voters asked to approve levy to fund extension
Voters in Monroe County, Ohio, must decide just how valuable OSU Extension, the county’s SWCD and senior citizens’ services are.
Black and white in cat and dog fight
I found myself playing referee yesterday, standing in the middle of a cat and dog fight. The scrappers were not a dog and a cat, as you might suspect, but two humans with strong opinions on canine and feline superiority.
How to build a rain barrel
Ohio has seen its fair share of rain so far this summer. A rain barrel is one way to recycle rain for multiple uses around your home.
Uncle Honey: dangerous, but sweet
The last week of July and first week of August were always the longest and hottest weeks of the year on the southern Illinois’ farm of my youth.
Zanesville farmer is sold on toy tractors, Angus herd
Beef cattle, tractor collecting go hand-in-hand at the Duncan family farm.
Ask FSA Andy about FSA history
Hello Again! I guess I have been a little nostalgic lately, since I just celebrated my 25th year with the Farm Service Agency. With this milestone, I also noted that this will be my fifth farm bill I will get to be part of implementing, by explaining it to our local farmers. It amazes me
Young slugs have hearty appetite
Sampling fields in early spring is the key to any kind of slug management program.
