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It’s everyone’s job to keep invasives out
By DAN KRAMER Has the world really gotten smaller? Well, no, but the word ”global” is often used these days to describe how our vast planet has seemingly shrunk. It’s a global economy, a global society, a global marketplace. Is it also becoming a global ecosystem? The local prevalence of non-native invasive species of plants
‘A book is a gift you can open again and again’
Books always make great holiday gifts, especially for those who have everything. Here are a few recent titles that I recommend.
Energy outlook projects growing reliance on natural gas from shale
WASHINGTON — The Annual Energy Outlook 2011, released by the U.S. Energy Information Administration, predicts recoverable shale gas resources are nearly double what the agency forecasted a year ago. The projection shows the growing importance of natural gas from domestic shale gas resources, according to Energy Information Administration Administrator Richard Newell. Shale jackpot The technically
Meet the thrushes: Their singing is impressive
The sight of four fledgling American robins on the lawn reminded me that robins are thrushes, a family of birds that has a handful of representatives likely to be seen in spring. Most familiar members Most have spotted breasts and most sing impressively. Robins and bluebirds, both plain breasted as adults, are probably the most
AG issues warning about synthetic opioid in Ohio
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost urges caution of the lethal opioid Carnfentanil after it was found in multiple drug cases across Ohio.
Brockwood Belgians sweep draft horse hitch classes
Dale and Tracie Brockhoff and daughter, Sarah, of Brockwood Belgians in Armstrong County, earned grand champion honors at the draft horse hitch competition.
Rev. Dr. George Hazlett
TALLMADGE, Ohio — Rev. Dr. George Hazlett, 74, passed away Jan. 18, 2014. Rev. Hazlett was born in Youngstown, Ohio, and lived in the area since 1990. He wrote articles for Farm and Dairy, his hobbies were John Deere tractors and restoring cars. He received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Akron and his
USDA extending haying, grazing of cover crops
WASHINGTON — The USDA recently announced due to cold and wet weather in many states it is providing Approved Insurance Providers the option to allow haying and grazing from the current May 10 deadline to May 22. The USDA Risk Management Agency identified areas with the May 10 deadline where the wet, cold spring has
A roundup of 4-H news for the week of Aug. 23, 2012:
BERLIN CENTER, Ohio — The August meeting of Western Reserve Rangers was led by Delorean Jones, Gabriella Marinescu and Shannon Marshburn. Congratulations were extended to Shannon Marshburn who won a First Place Clock Trophy in the State 4-H Style Revue for Shopping Savvy. Karl Reph and Jena Styka brought back to Mahoning County Outstanding of
Crawford Antique Farm Machinery Association show will spotlight Ohio’s manufacturers
BUCYRUS, Ohio — The Crawford Antique Farm Machinery Association (CAFMA) will be hosting the Ohio/Regional Yesteryear Brand Farm Machinery Show. The show will be held June 14-16 at the Crawford County Fairgrounds in Bucyrus, Ohio. “The centerpiece of our 12th annual farm equipment show will feature a wide array of yesteryear brands of farm tractors
