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Tuscarawas County Fair 2015
History was made at the Tuscaraws County Fair Sept. 24 when the first grand champion and reserve champion dairy steers were sold.
Five sheep mentoring field days set in Pa.
FURNACE, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Sheep & Wool Growers Association has combined efforts with the American Sheep Industry to offer mentoring opportunities to people interested in becoming shepherds. “In order to keep the industry’s infrastructure, we need more lamb and wool,” explained Clint Krebs, President of the American Sheep Industry. With efforts to help rebuild
Keeping kale fresh in the freezer
How exactly do you keep kale fresh over time? We have the answer in this week’s How-To Tuesday.
Neil Armstrong dead at 82
The first man to walk on the moon returned to the heavens August 25, 2012. May he rest in peace.
Is an adult child responsible for a parent’s nursing home costs?
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Can an adult be held responsible for a parent’s medical bills? In Pennsylvania, the answer is yes, according to a dramatic new ruling by the Pennsylvania Superior Court explained by elder law expert Katherine Pearson at Penn State Law in this recent interview. “Pennsylvania’s law obligating certain family members to care
Emerald Ash Borer found in five more W.Va. counties
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Emerald ash borer (EAB) was detected in Webster County in late May on a purple prism trap set by the United States Department of Agriculture, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, Plant Protection and Quarantine (USDA-APHIS-PPQ). Infestation The beetle has also been detected this week on purple prism traps set by the
Athens County landowner named Ohio’s 2011 Outstanding Tree Farmer
COLUMBUS —Steve Stone of Nelsonville has been named the 2011 Ohio Outstanding Tree Farmer of the Year. History In the family for nearly 100 years, Stone’s Meadowview Farm is a typical southeast Ohio hill farm in the heart of coal mining activity. “Steve Stone and his family have long promoted forest conservation on their 68
Exemptions in place for farm trucks
CAMP HILL, Pa. — Drivers of Pennsylvania farm trucks and farm truck combinations with an actual weight or weight rating of 26,000 pounds or less operated exclusively within the state are once again exempt from the Commonwealth’s intrastate commercial trucking regulations. Regulations gone PennDOT Secretary Allen Biehler confirmed in a letter to Pennsylvania Farm Bureau
Morrow farm owner donates easement
REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio — Morrow County residents Robert and Marilyn Weiler preserved their 38-acre farm for agricultural use by donating an agricultural easement to the Ohio Department of Agriculture in June. Farm background The Harmony Township farm consists of cropland, nearly 76 percent of which is designated as prime soils by the United States Department of
Paul H. Hays
SALEM, Ohio — Paul H. Hays, 78, of 7489 McCann Road, Kensington, Ohio, died at 5:20 a.m. Feb. 1, 2009, at the Aultman Hospital in Canton. He was born Jan. 10, 1931, in Salem, the son of the late Herman and Annie (Ritchey) Hays. Until his retirement, Paul had been a self-employed dairy farmer with
