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End of the Rainbow
This double rainbow appeared April 1 over John and Myra Piwowar’s Vances Mill Dairy in Uniontown, Pa. John said the day was cool, windy and overcast and just before 5:30 p.m., a downpour soaked the farm. After 10 minutes of rain, the sun came out and brought this brilliant rainbow with it.
Leftover rations
In her quest to reduce food waste at home, Kym Seabolt is channeling her grandmother, who was a genius in using leftover food to make delicious dishes.
Marietta’s FFA team led by a family of coaches since 1978
Father and son Allen and Scott Moore have taught and led Marietta’s FFA team to success more than once since Allen first started coaching in the late 70s.
Last ma’am in America
Kymberly Foster Seabolt suspects she may be the last happy ma’am in America.
Help slow the spread of the spotted lanternfly
Julie Geiss encounters the spotted lanternfly for the first time during an outing at Kennywood and is reminded of how vigilance can help stop its spread.
Could wool surfboards solve the plastic problem?
Surfers are making wool surfboards. Why stop there? Plastic revolutionized society, but renewable, natural materials could lead the next wave.
Attitude defines ordeals and adventures
A downed electric pole, a taskforce of linemen and a couple of nosey goats keep things interesting in Kym Seabolt’s latest adventure.
Improve your horse pastures with small, inexpensive changes
Well-managed horse pastures provide ground cover, prevent soil erosion and decrease runoff. Use these tips to improve your horse pastures.
Penn State turf paved graduate’s path to Super Bowl LI
Collin Meyers, a 2010 graduate of the turfgrass science program in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences, will accompany the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday.
