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Celebrating 4-H’s Ninth decade: 4-H helps youth at risk
This week, Farm and Dairy continues its timeline of activities, events and people who shaped the first 100 years of the 4-H youth development program.
New book suggestions for holiday gift-giving
Fall is a busy season for publishers of nature and outdoor-themed books. They make perfect Christmas gifts. Here are some recent titles I recommend for the readers on your list. Carnivores of the World, by Luke Hunter (2111, Princeton University Pres, $29.95) is a comprehensive field guide to all 245 species of terrestrial carnivores —
Veterans’ courage continues to inspire
Columnist Judith Sutherland shares why she thinks Veteran’s Day should be observed more than just once a year.
Committed to committees: How to run government without trying
If you’ve ever sat on a committee, or ever worked with one, or even tried to talk to one, you’ll know exactly what columnist Kymberly Foster Seabolt is talking about in this week’s column.
Buckeye State adopts new rules for siting wind farms
COLUMBUS — The Ohio Power Siting Board has adopted rules implementing certification requirements for wind-powered electric generation facilities. The rules outline requirements for aesthetics, setback, noise levels, ice throw, blade sheer and shadow flicker, among other issues. Ohio House Bill 562, signed by Gov. Ted Strickland June 24, directed the board to adopt certification rules
Roundup of 4-H news for Oct. 8, 2020
The Mahoning County Junior Fair Board held a meeting at the Canfield Fairgrounds Sept. 24. The board discussed the results of the 2020 Canfield Junior Fair.
Vacation with us…Shammo
Who doesn’t love Florida? Great weather, fun beaches and numerous places to visit and explore. No doubt the Shammo family from Louisville, Ohio, had the same idea when they, along with the Grimes family from Alliance, Ohio, traveled south to Sea World in Florida. Farm and Dairy was happy to tag along.
Refugees use farming skills at Ohio City Farm
Refugees are the main staff at Ohio City Farm, in Cleveland, Ohio. Though they come from different countries and have varying levels of English language skills, agriculture is a language they all understand.
A look back at the Ohio Barn Conference
A presentation by barn detectives Lawrence Drake Sulzer and Rudy R. Christian was part of the first day of the Ohio Barn Conference IV.
Farming in the cold
The extreme cold weather we have been experiencing often times prompts radio and TV newscasts to remind us of items such as to keep your pets inside and how to care for your pets during the cold weather.
