Search Results for "Dill"
News Results 558 of 1000 pages
Warm weather signals warm season grasses
Planting warm season annual grasses is a feasible way to improve summer pastures or hay fields to maintain dry matter production during the summer slump.
Reader: Keep fighting and don’t give up
Patsy M. Stuckey, 94, of Alliance, Ohio, responds to Hugh Earnhart’s Feb. 20, 2020, column, Orphan trains carried at-risk youth west.
Ireland’s farms, food and future
Since Alan Guebert’s last visit in 2008, Dublin seems to have gone global.
Four common pesticides toxic to honeybee larvae, study finds
Four commonly used pesticides are harmful to honeybee larvae, according to researchers at Penn State and the University of Florida.
Ohio produce growers’ congress: Know your customer, adjust to his behavior
The OPGMA produce congress is underway and continues through Jan. 22 in Sandusky.
Millennials aren’t as concerned with online privacy
LOS ANGELES — Online privacy is not so private, and that’s OK with Millennials. A new survey shows significant differences in the way Millennials think, compared to older users of the Internet, when it comes to online privacy, access to personal data and how they share information with businesses online. The survey, conducted by the
How to: Prune your hedges properly
Jeff Rugg answers a question about how to properly trim a hedge.
Successful birding through winter
A few weeks ago the temperature dropped below 30 degrees, and the first winter feeder birds, white-throated sparrows and dark-eyed juncos, showed up.
Let there be light
How many mystery writers does it take to screw in a light bulb? Two: One to screw it almost all the way in and the other to give it a surprising twist at the end. How many managers does it take to change a light bulb? We’ve formed a task force to study the problem
Roundup of gardening news for Aug. 26, 2021
Catch up on gardening news in Ohio and Pennslyvania.
