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A roundup of 4-H news for the week of July 30, 2009
BARNESVILLE, Ohio — The Barnesville Progressive Home Helpers held a meeting July 11 at the Main Street United Methodist Church in Barnesville. The recycling project continues and members need to bring papers to the meetings. The next meeting will be at 6 p.m. Aug. 9 at the Kaiser Campground. * * * NEWBURY, Ohio —
Shifting Gears…Weingartner
1953 Farmall M Owned and restored by Ray Weingartner, New Castle, Pa. Ray Weingartner bought the M at an estate sale and is the third owner of it. He restored it back in 1980. Weingartner figures he’s restored 50+ tractors — mostly Farmalls, from Cubs to M’s. “After 40 years in the steel mill, I
Animal lovers meet Jan. 15 for Medina shelter
Forgotten Animal Shelter will have a free, public membership meeting Jan. 15, 7-8:30 p.m., in Medina, Ohio.
How to start birding in Ohio
Learn how to find and identify different types of birds in Ohio and get started birding regardless of the season.
Raw milk cheese recalled for staph
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana State Board of Animal Health’s Dairy Division revealed high levels of staphylococcus aureus (or “staph”) in several raw milk cheeses manufactured by Grassy Meadows Dairy of Howe, Ind. Because of the facility’s location, consumers in Ohio and Michigan, as well as Indiana, should also check their refrigerators for these items. Products
Pa. Farm Bureau reaches milestone
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau sets membership record.
Colorado lake infested with 4,000 goldfish
Even though goldfish are harmless, park officials are afraid that they will harm the lake’s natural aquatic ecosystem.
Americans should spend more wisely
Editor: The AIG outrage is only an extension of the outrage that has been foisted on the American taxpayer for years and years by our elected officials who use the money we send them to buy our votes — only on a larger and more visible scale. In 1967, an acquaintance of mine who lived
Jobs for Jo
With a year of college behind her, Josie moved her stuff back home (it’s always more than you start out with) and jumped with both feet into the job market.
Will you share your story?
This fall, a special Farm and Dairy series will look at farm-related accidents, as well as farm-specific health issues like farmer’s lung. Will you share your story?
