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Reader questions long-term effects of large farms
Reader questions whether the community benefits from the large farm facilities over the long run.
Farmer’s daughter no longer ignored
Columnist Judie Sutherland is glad to see a growing trend toward more daughters working alongside their farmer fathers.
Car seats and clutter
Farm and Family Living columnist Laurie Marlatt Steeb writes about the pros and cons of pack rattery.
Superstitions withstand test of time
Antique columnist Roy Booth writes about rural mountaineers and a few older folks who had or have pet beliefs or superstitions.
Turning 40 never looked so good: National Farm Machinery Show is aging well
Louisville, Ky. – From its early years when fewer than 100 exhibitors occupied the Pavilion at the Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center, the
Stark County farm tour set Oct. 7
The 12th annual Stark County Farm Bureau drive-it-yourself tour will consist of five stops, including A & J Farms, Kridler Gardens, Motts Greenhouse, Park Farms/St. Peters site, and Raber Dairy Farms.
Fluids key to managing heat
Fifty-five to 75 percent of the body’s weight is water; the brain is 70 percent water; blood is 82 percent water; and the lungs are nearly 90 percent water. And you wonder why drinking lots of fluids is a smart idea in extreme heat?
Beef producers: Sell everything
Economist: When cattle prices are high, don’t save more heifers: Sell them!
More farms run by females
More than a quarter of all farm operations in the country are now run by women.
Parrish hog swap caseODA officially suspends hog judge
SALEM, Ohio – The state has had the final word against Howard Parrish, the nationally known hog breeder, judge and auctioneer accused of sparing his granddaughter’s prize-winning porker from the slaughterhouse.
