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A flock of tundra swans is an impressive sight
Last week as I traveled across the southern tier of New York, V-shaped skeins of Canada geese crossed the sky from north to south. It was a vintage November day — cold, gray and damp. At a rest stop near Jamestown, another flock caught my eye. But these birds were bigger and pure white. Tundra
What voters want in farm policy
Baseball has its winter hot-stove league when teams and players wheel and deal in hopes of improving their World Series chances.
Calf tops Pa. Holstein sale at $20,200
A December calf topped the 2017 Pennsylvania Holstein convention sale, bringing a top bid of $20,200.
Ohio pig farmer pleads guilty to pollution charges
COLUMBUS — The owner and operator of a hog operation in Ashley, Ohio, has been fined $69,000 for allowing an unpermitted discharge from his farm into Alum Creek in central Ohio. Environment violation William H. Ringler, of Ashley, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to one count of allowing an unpermitted discharge under the Clean
Farm accidents take one life and injure another
ST. LOUISVILLE, Ohio — A farmer baling hay died Aug. 25 after the tractor he was operating rolled over in Licking County. John Herendeen, 57, of St. Louisville, died at Licking Memorial Hospital after sustaining injuries from the accident. Mary Ann Township Fire Chief Kelly Smith said Herendeen was traveling down the side of a
Stan Hywet Hall presents “Twelfth Night”
For its annual Shakespeare performance, Stan Hywet Hall will present the witty and wicked “Twelfth Night,” at 7 p.m. July 12-15 and 19-22 in the courtyard of the Carriage House.
Part I: Pork cooperative a disaster
NOTE: Below is the first of a two columns on a now-collapsing, multimillion-dollar farmer-owned cooperative.
A new friend and family plan: Parents
It’s time for parents to stand up and be parents, not friends, says columnist Kym Seabolt.
Layoffs occur at John Deere Harvester Works
MOLINE, Ill. — Three hundred and sixty-seven manufacturing employees of the John Deere Harvester Works in East Moline, Ill., were placed on indefinite layoff due to reduced market demand for the factory’s products, according to Deere and Company. The layoffs affect production workers with the least seniority and took effect Sept. 21. Consistent with earlier
Dandelions are making a comeback in Ohio
The resurgence of dandelions in Ohio has been occurring over the last couple of years after decades of thinning out. Find out what Ohio State experts think.
