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Ask Jen about comfort food
I don’t know about you, but as soon as the weather gets cold, I bust out the homemade chicken noodle soup, the meatloaf, the dumplings, the plethora of baked goods … you know, the good old-fashioned American comfort food.
Raymond Koch
PETERSBURG, Ohio – The events of Oct. 28, 1949, are indelible in the mind of Raymond Koch. Even after 57 years, he recalls the scenes and motions and emotions without hesitation.
Some holiday traditions remain
Judith Sutherland recounts holiday traditions she enjoyed with her family growing up.
Giving thanks — 2020 style
Kymberly Foster Seabolt reflects on how Thanksgiving was a little different this year amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The excitement of seed catalog season
Eliza Blue explains why she is going to think of the cold months following Christmas as a celebration of the wonders of seed catalog season from now on.
The Thanksgiving feast is entering commerce
Many of the holiday foods most families will enjoy are also growing in significance as U.S. agricultural exports.
Help save the bees: Pollinator gardens focus of Ag Progress Days’ Yard and Garden area
Pollinators promote the survival of 90 percent of the world’s flowering species and are responsible for one out of every three bites of food consumers eat. Gardeners can help keep them alive.
Horses from certain areas banned from American Quarter Horse Congress
To protect Ohio horses and livestock from a highly-contagious virus, the ODA has banned horses from certain areas from coming into the state.
Guide gives farmers insight into new methods
WASHINGTON – Farmers and ranchers seeking to learn more about the best agricultural systems will find many ideas in the new free publication 2006/07 SARE Highlights.
Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day was a rare occurrence on Guebert farm
Sometime shortly after March 1, winter lost its frozen grip on my backyard and brown blotches of lifeless grass and small mats of soggy hickory leaves began to emerge from their cemetery of snow. It didn’t come as a surprise, though, because for a week the loud, love-sick calls of flaming red cardinals had drifted
