Search Results for "Dill"
News Results 430 of 1000 pages
Threshing Time and Winding up Summer
Farm and Family Living columnist Laurie Marlatt Steeb shares an article by reader Jean Fugman on old time threshing back in the 1940s.
He gets the cash crops with paid labor
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. – After 30 years of farming vegetables and fruits, Jim Crawford has developed a system of labor that works well for his 95-acre, certified organic vegetable farm.
Civil War exhibit marks reopening of history mall at Ohio Historical Center
The exhibit includes newly-restored battle flags, weapons, medical and camp equipment and uniforms.
Certified Angus Beef institutes new carcass uniformity specifications
WOOSTER, Ohio – Packing plants across North America that are licensed to produce the
Buyers spin new records at Lawrence Co. Fair
Records are meant to be broken, and the Lawrence County Fair junior market livestock sale buyers have pushed the bar higher again this year.
$10,000 grant to Mercer 4-H is tribute to Marsh
A donation of a $10,000 grant was made in memory of Roy Marsh and secured by his friends and family.
After a false start, miscanthus stutters into a new era
Aloterra touted miscanthus as the next big thing. The company got dozens of farmers to grow it for them. That was almost a decade ago. Where are they now?
Tips to limit soil damage
ST. PAUL, Minn. — The wet fall has made harvest very challenging. Not only are farmers scratching their heads about how they are going to get in the field to harvest, they’re also wondering when they will have time to complete the fall tillage. Strategies To limit soil damage and to help with soil warm-up
Canfield Fair exhibitors battled for top spots
CANFIELD, Ohio – The coliseum at the Canfield Fair turned into a battleground last week – not just for exhibitors, but buyers, too.
Coal mine proposal rejected due to safety concerns
Field tests showed that subsidence-related deformation could occur if a support pillar is not suitably sized.
