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Wayne Co. children’s home summer farm camp exposes children to ag careers
This summer, the Christian Children’s Home of Ohio is running a farm camp to help the children it works with explore agriculture. Through the camp, the children are learning about dairy farming, beekeeping, livestock, technology in agriculture and more.
Eastern phoebe: The harbinger
Tami Gingrich is looking forward to the arrival of the eastern phoebe, a harbinger of spring with a distinct repetitive, two-note “fee-bee” song.
The rise and fall of prohibition in the United States
The ratification of the 18th Amendment and the enactment of the Volstead Act marked the culmination of a long campaign in the U.S. against liquor traffic.
Southeast Gardens and Urban Farm focuses on community, sustainable ag
At Southeast Gardens and Urban Farm, in Columbus, Ava Johnson is focused on building a foundation of good agricultural practices and markets, and building up her community.
What you need to know about frost seeding
This freezing and thawing is what gives frost seeding a great chance to work. Learn more about this higher risk way to establish new forages.
Try these green activities at home
While you’re stuck at home, try these environmentally friendly and perhaps “fun” projects or ideas for this spring.
Portage County dairy makes it work with just 10 cows
The Oravets family wanted to make a living through small-scale dairy farming. So they started Old Forge Dairy, making aged cheese the old fashioned way.
Orphan trains carried at-risk youth west
“Orphan trains” were one of many remedies to try to unravel the plight of poverty in the cities of America in the mid-19th century and early 20th century.
Sandi Brock, of ‘Sheepishly Me,’ talks sheep, social media
Sandi Brock, of “Sheepishly Me,” shares about her housed, accelerated flock in Ontario, Canada, to a growing social media audience. “You gotta be honest. We’ve all had the train wrecks, and I don’t think enough of us talk about it. I love talking about the train wrecks.”
School farm is learning experience for New Lexington FFA
Students in the New Lexington FFA are building a school farm, where they get hands-on experience with crops and livestock.
