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Ayrshire cattle owners form cooperative to promote breed
SALEM, Ohio — A group of Ayrshire dairy cattle owners who want to advance the red and white breed have formed a special outreach program. Known as the Ayrshire Ambassadors Cooperative, the group hopes to promote the advantages of raising and milking Ayrshires while also promoting their own farms. John Rodgers, a member from Belleville,
Multitask or multi-plan
Critics are coming down on multitasking as a robber of focus, especially when it calls for complex interactions that distract from the primary task.
You can’t go wrong with Cincinnati chili
We’ll happily take our chili served on top of spaghetti, along with some cheddar cheese and oyster crackers.
The hunt for price direction continues
Price direction is still uncertain, but wherever it’s headed does not look favorable.
Curmudgeon alert: Do I need all this stuff?
Scouting for the coming deer season used to be an activity in itself, but trail cameras have changed that activity to simply checking a memory card full of digital images.
Farm and Dairy’s week in review: 6/27
This week’s top stories include details on the Beaver County Stockman’s Club’s departure from its 4-H affiliation, a feature on newly retired vocational agriculture teacher Mike Bardo, Pennsylvania’s interstate quarantine for bird flu biosecurity and more.
Ohio FFA members told to direct their own life-script
“The whole world’s a stage,” and Ohio FFA members are encouraged to do more than just play a part.
What’s the right age to be home alone?
As the school year draws to a close, many parents face the question of whether their children can be left home alone during the day in the summer months.
Always chore time in bleak midwinter
Ash Day. Someone had to scoop the gray powdery ash from the bottom of the coal furnace, dumping it in to buckets. This is possibly the worst job known to man.
Asian Carp eDNA found in Ohio River
State officials from the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) and the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources have confirmed that environmental DNA from the invasive Asian silver carp has been found in two water samples collected from the Ohio River.
