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Marital immunity? Scratch that
As we tally the final numbers at summer’s end, we find that with the arrival of cooler weather goes what little hope we had that this would be the year of our greatest garden yet. This should come as no surprise since we haven’t had any luck whatsoever with a garden before. This year was
It’s about time: Spring finally here
Every spring, this column is committed to bring you in poetry the scent of hyacinths as you read once again the advice of an old saying: If thou of fortune be bereft And in thy store there be but left Two loaves: sell one, And with the dole, Buy hyacinths to feed thy soul …
Being a little sister isn’t an easy job
I grew up among big sisters. I relied heavily on those three older sisters to steer me in the right direction, provide me with entertainment, clue me in on the latest cool things to say and keep me informed on what not to wear.
Grasslands Council: Ohio group honors grazing gurus
Two men recognized for their work in the forage industry.
Say goodbye to hog profits in 2007
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Much higher feed costs are likely to eliminate the profit potential for pork producers in 2007.
Ohio hog farmers are victorious despite $500 award
Ohio Supreme Court rejects final appeal; both sides satisfied.
Showing off: Bird breeders pick peacocks
REEDSVILLE, Ohio – Waking to loud, eerie peacock screams is not the way most of us would like to start our day, but Barbara Baker doesn’t mind.
Pry family promotes conservation with forestry
Located along the headwaters of the Sandusky River, the Pry Family Tree Farm is a family treasure and an important part of conservation.
Ohio beef farmers capitalize on solar power
Solar energy powers this Carroll County beef farm and a home on the property.
Scratching the surface of the little Utilitor tractor
Many years ago, Nancy and I attended a tractor show at Malabar Farm, probably put on by the Richland County Steam Threshers. Established by conservationist and author Louis Bromfield in 1939, and his home until he died in 1956, Malabar Farm is now an Ohio State Park. Finally! Anyway, in those days I had only
