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Read it Again: Week of Aug. 22, 2001
Each week Farm and Dairy takes a look at what was making news in years gone by.
Horses stand cold weather with careful management
Can horses tolerate winter weather? They can under the owner’s watchful eye. They can withstand temperature down to 13 degrees. Anything below that horses will need more energy to keep themselves warm.
Exhibit honors NFL’s military response
A Superbowl celebration exhibit chronicling patriotic contributions and sacrifices made by the NFL and its players has returned to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton.
Central Ohio cooperatives combine, buy SunMark
The Ashland-based cooperative began operations under the new name Jan. 1.
Canfield Fair boosts premiums for top hay and grain entries
The new first-place premium in four classes – grain seeds, wheat, oats and “other grain” – have been doubled, from $5 to $10 per winning entry. Second-place premiums in those classes were increased to $5, from $4.
Big rallies confuse traders debating market direction
Marlin Clark weighs in on the grain markets as analysts argue whether or not we’re reaching price highs amid recents increases.
Dear I.H., ‘we can’t be without our tractor’
In 1919, International Harvester Company published 48 letters from satisfied operators describing how they used their tractors and how reliable they were.
Food Evolution spurs GMO discussion in Wooster
Following a screening of the movie Food Evolution, a panel of experts talked about the concerns people have with GMO technology.
Debate: Who really invented the steel plow?
Although Deere history gives credit for the steel plow to Deere, Case, who later owned Andrus’ plow company, cites Leonard Andrus and never mentions Deere.
Families leave mark on Ohio agriculture
Five Ohio families were recognized at the Farm Science Review for their conservation efforts.
