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Deer season: Be prepared before it arrives
With Ohio deer hunters tagging tens of thousands of deer this week comes the promise of countless venison meals in the coming months.
Planning for success in your operation
By LEVI ARNOLD As agriculturists we do as much as we can to plan everything within our power. Whether Mother Nature lets our plans work out is often times a completely different case. From artificial insemination in livestock, fixing equipment, and everything else at hand a somewhat thought out plan is a good way to
Produce farmer shares words of wisdom with Ohio growers
See our report on the food safety portion of the conference here. SANDUSKY, Ohio — When life throws you a bad deal — and it’s sure to happen — you might as well be happy and thankful for what you have. That was part of the message Indiana produce farmer Ed Bell gave at the
Expert: Carbon credit trading industry still in infancy
Two years ago, the market for carbon offsets was $7.50 a ton; today, it’s 10 cents a ton.
Better feeding conditions favor quality
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — One yard might be knee-deep in snow, while the other is dealing with piles of mud. Record-high temperatures might cause heat stress in one area while cattle in another region are enduring torrential rainfall. One fact rings true Even with all that variability, one fact rings true: better conditions mean better
Levy would fund soil and water conservation district in Harrison Co.
Voters in Harrison County will be asked to support a 0.5 mil levy for their soil and water conservation district March 4.
From simplistic to cathedral styles: Tour will visit several Ohio barns
More than 2,000 preservationists from across the nation will convene Oct. 8-13 in Cleveland for the National Preservation Conference
Remembering wooden planes
Antique columnist Roy Booth remembers the use and uses of wooden carpenter’s planes, a block of beech with a blade.
Clock carried historical twist: Dargate bidders eager for furniture
A clock made by Jacob Blumer of the family famous for hiding the Liberty Bell during the Revolutionary War sold for $4,950.
Can OSU ag college face the music?
In this week’s commentary, Editor Susan Crowell says Ohio State has ‘pockets of excellence, but a lot of lint, too.’
