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Go slow on the bull market
You wouldn’t order a new pick-up truck without reserving the right to amend—choose—how the truck is equipped inside and out. The same goes for a new combine or an operating loan. After all, it’s your farm or ranch so, naturally, you’ll choose what’s right for you and it and not let some ratchet-jawed salesman dictate
Ohio Cup vintage baseball festival set
The Ohio Historical Society event, with three fields, is the largest and oldest such event in the nation, drawing 21 clubs.
Respect for those who have served our country spans generations
Judith Sutherland learned quite young that it is important to pay tribute, quietly and respectfully, to those who have served this great country.
ODNR celebrates Earth Science Week with activities
A series of activities and programs will highlight the annual celebration taking place Oct. 8-14.
Hard to be patient as weather warms
With the first blush of spring, regardless of what the calendar says, everyone gets a little excited.
Roundup of FFA news for Dec. 10, 2020
Catch up on local FFA news from Clear Fork FFA, Black River FFA and West Holmes FFA.
Elk Run Preserve created in Columbiana County
Elk Run Preserve is a 91-acre nature preserve in Columbiana County’s Fairfield Township, created through the nonprofit Western Reserve Land Conservancy.
DMI delivers message of progress and optimism to dairy farmers
Tom Gallagher, CEO of Dairy Management Inc. (DMI), which manages the national dairy checkoff, delivered strong results and reasons for optimism to dairy farmers who are in the midst of a difficult economic year.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of Jan. 16, 2014:
MINERVA, Ohio — Minerva FFA raised more than $22,000 selling fruit, meat and barbecue sauce. The top three fruit sellers were Martin Merrick, Taylor Zwick and Chandlor Phillips. The money raised will be put toward contest fees, banquet, FFA week and Barnyard Olympics. * * * WEST SALEM, Ohio — The Northwestern FFA chapter held
Penn State soil team places in group judging at regional contest
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Two teams from Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences recently took first and fourth places in group judging at the regional soil judging competition at the University of Rhode Island, qualifying to compete in the national event hosted by West Virginia University in March.
