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A Moving Experience
My voice echoed in my daughter’s half-empty room when I called out to Mark, “Yes, I think we’ve packed everything.
A Timely Weekend
Farm and Family Living columnist Laurie Marlatt Steeb wonders why she feels so shortchanged for time on some occasions. Perhaps it all relates to the timing belt on her car.
More people turning to canning to preserve food this year
Home food preservation is expected to be very popular this year, as many people have taken on new hobbies to pass time while staying home during quarantine.
Looking toward spring: Get youth outdoors with these seasonal activities
In my last article — Kids Caring about Conservation — I eluded to the fact that a large percentage of today’s youth do not get a chance to experience the great outdoors. This lack of experience often leads to a complete disconnection with the wild world around them. As we encourage the conservation of our
The Russell & Company put Massillon on the map
For many years I’ve planned to spend some time at the Massillon Museum and the Massillon Public Library to try to do a story on The Russell & Company. Well, I’ve procrastinated long enough that I don’t have to do that now, as Tom Downing has recently published A History of The Russell & Company
Managing hay fields and pastures when storms blow debris into them
Debris blown into pastures following storms poses risks to grazing livestock. Ohio State Extension educator Jason Hartschuh has some tips to minimize them.
‘When I hear your name’ … G-u-e-b-e-r-t
Six months have passed since readers have had their say about me, my work and its effect on their digestive system. Turns out the first two often riles the third as in a mid-April emailer, who signed his missive “All Small Farmers,” noted.
One event creates a Middlefield woman’s life path and career
A childhood passion of working with horses becomes reality.
How to hide your Easter eggs and eat them too
It’s disappointing so many Easter egg safety articles suggest making separate batches to eat and hide. There are safe ways to eat the eggs you hide.
Hazard A Guess: Week of July 10, 2003.
Each week Farm and Dairy challenges readers to identify a small tool or gadget.
