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Licking County couple makes it work with farm, off-farm jobs
Matthew and Bethany McCarty live hectic lives on their Licking County farm. They grew up in the area and purchased about 50 acres near Utica in 2020 where they operate McCarty Farmstead.
Ohio farmers advocate on the Hill
Ohio Farm Bureau county presidents heard from and engaged in conversation with elected officials about NAFTA, the farm bill and rural infrastructure.
Community steps in to help farmers near East Palestine train derailment
A train derailment with cars carrying hazardous materials left people living nearby scrambling to find places to evacuate their livestock and pets.
Ohio Farm Bureau leaders told to ‘expect the unexpected’ with Trump
Ohio Farm Bureau county leaders went to the Hill, March 13-15, to discuss agriculture issues like trade, the farm bill and regulations under a new administration, but added health care to the list of hot topics.
We often wonder: Who threshed for your grandad?
In my last article I discussed some aspects of history as they relate to our hobby and its various activities. But we often wonder: Who was the thresherman who worked the local area. In my case, it was very easy because he was a well-known character and still quite active when I started going to
Hartville Elevator enters new era with new owner
Christian Ramsburg bought the Hartville Elevator feed mill business from Craig Wellspring and Ed Ringer in November 2023.
How to keep eastern carpenter bees from damaging your home
Damage to manmade structures can be prevented without harming eastern carpenter bees when their behavior and their lifecycle are taken into account.
Ohio farmer marks first successful hemp harvest
Julie Doran, of Westerville, Ohio, wrapped up her first hemp harvest. She had a successful growing season, but rules around THC testing still present challenges for Doran and other hemp farmers.
Western Pennsylvanians win awards for service on the trail
Volunteers with the Wampum Chapter of the North Country Trail Association were honored nationally for their service on the trail.
Don’t start grazing too early
Allowing livestock to graze pastures too early in the growing season can hurt future forage production and damages the tillers that produce new growth.
