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Vacation with us … Miknis
While on a fishing and antelope-hunting trip with a friend, Bill Miknis of Navarre, Ohio, took time out to visit Rugby, N.D. The group visited Montana and North Dakota. Thanks for taking Farm and Dairy along.
Part III Looking back offers perspective
“We are each feeling quite alone and low now. For what is a home without a mother?” — Alexander Smalley, 1894 Part III The next best thing to a diary has proven to be a series of annual ledger books kept by my paternal grandmother, given to me by my father. Record keeping The fragile
Growing hops
Ohio hops production is making a comeback as the craft brewing industry grows and demand for a locally grown product rises.
Top farm stories of 2011
A year-in-review look at 10 of the biggest farm issues we covered in 2011.
New hearing dates announced for Hilcorp application
HARRISBURG, Pa. – The Department of Environmental Protection announced that the hearing sessions on an application for gas well spacing units, or spacing order, received from Hilcorp Energy Co., have been scheduled for May 7 and May 8. “We successfully secured a delay in order to ensure the public was properly informed on this important
Hazard A Guess: Week of June 12, 2008.
Each week Farm and Dairy challenges readers to identify a small tool or gadget.
The missing word rule applies here
A college friend once noted that everyone is missing one word from their personal vocabulary. “My missing word is modesty,” he pronounced.
Wetland mitigation isn’t working; reports calls for tough reforms
Ohio expert who served on National Research Council committee says wetland loss still outweighs gain.
Antlerless deer permit is new for 2007-2008 season
COLUMBUS – The antlerless deer permit, new for the 2007-2008 hunting season, allows hunters the opportunity to harvest up to seven deer in Ohio, according to the
Sen. Brown urges Ohioans to apply for 1890 National Scholars Program
U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) is urging Ohioans to apply for the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s 1890 National Scholars Program.
