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Reflect
For her birthday and Thanksgiving, Kymberly Foster Seabolt reflects on what she is grateful for over the years.
Waste not: Out of the landfill and into the gas pump
A Wooster man is hoping the genesis of this technology will spur a solid waste revolution.
Everybody wants my information
Columnist Kym Seabolt wants to know why everyone wants to know her mother’s maiden name.
Corn was staff of life for settlers, but was always labor intensive
After corn was husked, it had to be shelled and processed before it could be cooked into a meal in the early 1800s in Ohio Country.
Central Ohio’s own outback
LANCASTER, Ohio – Tammie Rogers swings her pouch over her shoulder and hides it in the layers of her fleece coat.
10 tips for beginning gardeners
New to gardening? Consider this advice and check out recommended vegetables to grow your first year.
Ohio Holstein Association honors Glenn Sageser, Catherine Ramsey
The Ohio Holstein Association presented its Distinguished Service Award to Glenn Sageser, longtime field rep for Holstein Association USA. The Ohio Holstein Woman of the Year was Catherine Ramsey, Paradise Valley Farms, Louisville, Ohio.
Ohio Holstein Association comes out of conflict renewed
It was a difficult year for members of the Ohio Holstein Association, but they made it clear at their annual meeting March 7-8 in Alliance they are ready to move on.
Eli Shetler revives lime pile farm technique in Mount Eaton
By ARLEN D. MILLER MOUNT EATON, Ohio — What would motivate a 64-year-old to invest 90 hours of intense labor breaking up 30 tons of hard blue limestone and 7 1/2 tons of coal? On Nov. 27, the day after Thanksgiving, Eli Shetler of Mount Eaton, began building a “lime pile” by laying out 8-inch
It’s about time, Mother Nature!
It’s about time, Mother Nature! You must have finally been paying attention to all the hoopla about “Going Green” and decided to give it a try because everywhere there is, indeed, green! Not all at once This hasn’t happened all at once. I watched the barberry hedges begin to sport a filmy veil that gradually
