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Five things to consider when looking into robotic milkers
Dairy producers and dealers recommend producers do their research before investing in a robotic milking system.
Gardening by the light of the moon
What does the lunar cycle have to do with gardening? Learn the basic principles of moon gardening, a practice used by Ancient Romans and Native Americans that is still talked about today.
NASA TV to host Perseid Meteor Shower program
Thanks to a new moon, this week’s Perseid meteor shower is expected to be one of the best in years this August.
Solving the stink bug problem
Stink bugs are a major problem for farmers and can also be a nuisance for homeowners.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of June 19, 2014:
BELLEVUE, Ohio — The 2014-2015 Bellevue FFA officer team attended officer training, which was held at Kalahari Resorts, in Sandusky, over three days. During officer retreat the team learns the roles and expectations for each office, as well as techniques to use to help the team run smoothly. * * * BERLIN, Ohio — FFA
USDA reports record growth in organics
Retail sales of organic products were valued at $35 billion last year.
Joe Logan to lead Ohio Farmers Union
Ohio Farmers Union members oppose state beef checkoff increase, give nod to severance tax if receipts directed to affected counties.
Homesteader creates handy planning guide
GREENSBURG, Pa. — Like many new homesteaders, when Cynthia Bombach moved to her first homestead she quickly became overwhelmed with the amount and variety of tasks that had to be done. She had to find a way to get organized — or risk failure. Bombach bought a packet of file folders and labeled one for
A recipe for living
My wife Myrna was making some homemade soup the other day and I asked her why she was using a particular ingredient in it. She replied to me by saying “because that is what the recipe calls for.” She went on to explain to me that the soup will only taste good providing you follow
Stark County excavator combines manure business to fight economy
CANAL FULTON, Ohio — When the economic crisis hit Jeff Chapanar and his excavation business, he and his wife, Marilyn, decided to hit back. The Stark County couple didn’t fight the market, which for the past year has seen a substantial drop in new home construction and a reduced demand for excavation. Instead, they used
