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Feeling the joy of quiet moments
There are days that seem uneventful, but there is no doubt there are countless individuals who would give anything for a quiet existence.
The price you pay
In a rare move, Bryce Angell uses his Visa to pay for new boots and stirrups. However, the purchase leaves him wondering if warm feet are worth it.
Roundup of FFA news for Jan. 26, 2017
Hillsdale FFA members competed in the Nursery and Landscape CDE Jan. 17, at Lorain County Joint Vocational Center, and placed second as a team, advancing them to state.
New shale webinar series begins Jan. 16
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Penn State Extension’s Marcellus Shale Gas Education Team will present two web-based seminars this month.The first, Jan. 16 from 1-2 p.m., will focus on the Oil and Gas Best Practices Design Guide prepared by the Pennsylvania Wilds Planning Team. The session will feature Jim Weaver, Tioga County planner, who will discuss
Unity Pipeline will move oil and gas byproducts north, then west, from Columbiana County, Ohio
Proposed Unity Pipeline route goes north from Kensington, Ohio, plant to Mantua, in Portage County, then west.
The Holy Bible
Nothing is more pleasing to me as a pastor on a Sunday morning than to see people carrying to church their Bible. It is an indication to me that they have come to church prepared to learn the Word of God. When I attend a conference or a special meeting I always enjoy having an
Business profile: Drotleff Marketing and Equipment
MAGNOLIA, Ohio — Drotleff Marketing and Equipment, owned by Jay Drotleff, was started in April 2009 and has one full-time employee and one part-time employee.
Simon’s Christmas
By Tori Miller Vickery, Ohio Age 8 Honorable Mention “Mom, I’m going to bed,” said Sierra, yawning. But before she went to bed, she looked at her calendar. “Yay! Tomorrow is Christmas! I have to tell Simon,” she said. Simon was standing there in his pajamas. “Simon, it’s Christmas tomorrow,” shouted Sierra. “What is so
Soybean enemies’ days are numbered
DES MOINES, Iowa — DuPont business Pioneer Hi-Bred says it has identified and incorporated new proprietary molecular markers into its soybean research program. The new markers significantly enhance the company’s ability to bring to market soybeans resistant to three common destructive soybean pests: Asian soybean rust, soybean aphids and frogeye leaf spot. Boosting yields “These
USDA still runs the most expensive manure-making program in the world
Alan Guebert considers USDA’s Environmental Quality Incentive Program and how the money is typically distributed to address environmental problems.
