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Conservationist plants a legacy
Through his conservation work, Gabe Rozsa left a lasting impact on farmland that can still be seen today.
What a difference a day makes
This week, the market was hit with fundamental issues that have shattered some assumptions about the corn and soybean markets. Marlin Clark weighs in.
Coming clean with complications
Doing the laundry never seemed like rocket science until the washing machines, detergent and everything else that goes with it got more complicated.
Time and table
Kymberly Foster Seabolt attempts to refinish a table indoors.
Educate yourself on the spotted lanternfly
Jason Reynolds shares a recent encounter with spotted lanternflies and provides additional information about the pest.
It’s not hoarding if your stuff is cool
Kymberly Foster Seabolt’s style is definitely not minimalism. It is more “intentionalism.” After all, it’s not hoarding if your stuff is cool.
Ohio State breaks ground on Multispecies Animal Learning Center
OSU celebrated the groundbreaking of its new Multispecies Animal Learning Center on Jan. 30 which will provide students with advanced agriculture education.
The little white church
The church Kym Seabolt’s children grew up in will be the site of her daughter’s wedding, proving that time marches on, but strong roots remain.
‘Responsibly sourced’ gas the hot new thing in Appalachian basin
Responsibly sourced natural gas is the latest attempt for oil and gas companies to show they are environmentally responsible and socially conscious, but there’s some debate as to whether it’s a green victory or it’s greenwashing.
A long line of lunatics who see potential
Boywonder finally found a house worthy to make into a home, and wouldn’t you know, it’s a big white farmhouse on some very pretty rural land.
