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Pumpkin Cake and a Poem
This pumpkin cake may not be so different from other pumpkin cakes you’ve tried, but see if you agree with me; it’s right up there with the better ones.
Production is on the rise in Pa. this year
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Based on conditions as of Oct. 1, Pennsylvania’s production of soybeans, all other dry hay, Maryland-type tobacco and grapes is expected to be above last year according to the Pennsylvania field office of USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service. Production of corn for grain, dry alfalfa hay, Pennsylvania seedleaf tobacco, Burley tobacco, and
2017-2018 Ashtabula County beef scholarships available
Ohio State Extension and the Ashtabula County Cattlemen’s Association will be awarding two youth beef scholarships for the 2017-2018 school year. Deadline to apply is May 1.
White House Fruit Farm is finalist national honor
SOUTHAMPTON, Mass. – For the second year in a row, White House Fruit Farm in Canfield, Ohio, was honored as a finalist for the Outstanding Farm Market of the Year by the North American Farmers’ Direct Marketing Association.
Do you recognize Item No. 1248?
We received some feedback on Item No. 1247 and we’re looking for some guidance on Item No. 1248. Do you have any insight to offer, dear reader?
Learn about log cabin living at Log Cabin Days
Join in the family-friendly fun of Log Cabin Days from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sept. 15 and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 16 at Hochstetler Log Homes.
Crop insurance deadline approaching
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Apple and grape growers interested in buying a new insurance policy, or making changes to an existing policy, need to do so by Nov. 20, the sales closing date. Make the call Producers should contact a crop insurance agent for details. Agents can help new producers determine what policy works best for
What we’re reading: 6/24
This week we’re reading about uses for fermented donkey milk, a bottled water recall and an app that helps feed the homeless.
Get your fertilizer certification before spring
Ohioans who apply fertilizer to more than 50 acres are now required to be state-certified, but there’s still time before spring to get your training.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of Jan. 6, 2011
GNADENHUTTEN, Ohio –Indian Valley FFA sold fruit including were oranges, grapefruit, tangelos, tangerines, nuts, peanut brittle, BBQ sauce, trail bologna, and apples Oct. 15 through Nov. 10. The fruit was delivered Dec. 10. The top sellers for the school included: Bryer Schupp, $1,623.00; Alex Cotsmire, selling $1,189.00; and Cassie Glazer selling $940.00. Over 20 students
