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Coronavirus hampers spotted lanternfly education
Educating the public on the spotted lanternfly is urgent in Ohio, however, isolation orders because of COVID-19 are halting those efforts.
Family Farm Field Day draws 4,000 to Baltic
Farmers and growers learned about new ways to be more efficient at this year’s Family Farm Field Day.
Countless gifts from my family tree
Although we never stop missing lost loved ones, we carry with us all the memories, lessons and values they instilled in us.
3-year-old Holstein tops Daffodil Dairy Sale
The high selling consignment in the sale at $2,900 was a 3-year-old Holstein purchased by Trent Neuenschwander, of Dalton, Ohio.
Farm groups say TPP trade would boost ag
The deal includes a substantial reduction in beef tariffs, especially in countries like Japan, which the U.S. has long tried to increase trade.
Outdoorsy versus indoorsy
Once again we packed up Boywonder and sent him off to camp for the week. By “we” I mean “he,” of course. I haven’t packed his bags since the memorable year I filled his knapsack with snack bars and he asked, derisively, if I was planning to have him dragged off into the woods by
Dress for success
You are what you wear. Our whole lives most of us who live out of uniform — and arguably those who DO — spend our days focusing on our clothing and what it says about us. From the onset, the question of gender of a coming blessed event and whether the baby is a boy
Time flies when you’re trippin’
My cousin and I started our “Two Trippin’ Moms Adventures” when our children were very young. Bidding the daddies goodbye, we buckled in a 2-year-old, two 4-year-olds, and a not-quite 7-year-old and headed out to see the sights. At the onset, “trippin’” was certainly less an explanation of intent and more exclamation of wonder, a.k.a.
A roundup of 4-H news for the week of Jan. 21, 2010
LISBON, Ohio –The Rambunctious Rabbit Raisers 4-H club met Jan. 11 at St. Jacobs Church with 13 members present. A health report was given by Hannah Foster on barn sanitation and washing your hands and a safety report was given by Arial Smith on animal safety regarding frozen water. 4-H Awareness Week was discussed and
No child left behind when bus stops here
Columnist Kymberly Foster Seabolt is thankful she isn’t a bus driver.
