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Welcome to the ‘great state of Pennsylvania!’
Judith Sutherland recalls her first trip out of Ohio to a farm in Pennsylvania to buy a young boar pig.
Tightening supply may cause rise in prices
There are two factors that can help grain prices — the crops may not be as large as expected, and supplies may be over-estimated at this time.
A silver medal marriage
As Kymberly Foster Seabolt approaches her 25th wedding anniversary, she shares some insight into the dynamic between her and her husband.
Baseball memories can help improve those with dementia
“Sports reminiscence therapy” is increasingly improving the quality of life for people with dementia.
Ask FSA Andy about National Bean Day
The bean has been cultivated since the early seventh millennium B.C. They are an excellent source of fiber and come in many varieties.
Researchers create app that IDs birds by chirps
Even the most experienced birders have trouble matching more than a handful of songs with species, but by melding his background in our feathered friends, teaching and genetics, Mark Berres may have answered the prayers of bird-watchers, researchers and even the most casual naturalist.
Surviving the good old days
As I was scraping paint off our century-old porch posts and treating it as the proper-biohazard that it is due to the lead menace and all, I wondered what we are currently ignoring today that will be sure to kill us in the future. I don’t take lead lightly. Living in an old home means
Spring miracles arrive as winter ends
No matter how many Easters, each with The Promise, no matter how many springs, each with its moment-to-moment magic, one never fails to be overwhelmed by every big or small miracle. None of our sophisticated technological gizmos can duplicate the overnight creation of tiny green leaves on hedges that only yesterday were bare. Or set
Count your blessings even on worst days
Be kind by living responsibly and doing right. — Anonymous While at work Tuesday, I suddenly had a chill and an overwhelming feeling that something was not quite right. We had a bit of a break in the busy schedule and I asked my boss if I could step out to make a phone
Farmers: Look, listen and then talk
By now you’ve read or heard about the Wayne County hog farm accused of mistreating its animals. Accused. Not convicted, not jailed, not hung by their toenails and flogged in the public square. Just accused. Yet the farm is in a glaring nationwide spotlight. People all over are tracking the case on the Internet, asking
