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Roundup of gardening news for May 6, 2021
Catch up on local gardening news in Franklin, Geauga and Stark counties in Ohio, and events via Penn State Extension.
Mother’s words convey joy of season
It’s been quite a while since I shared with you one of my columns written for Farm and Dairy by my mother, Berenice T. Steinfeld, who used the pen name “Aunt Teek” for her weekly columns form 1952 to 1965, the year of her death. But going through the box in which she kept her
Vacation with us: Robert Hogue
We joined Robert Hogue, of Grand Rapids, Michigan, on his bus trip through England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland this summer. A beautiful trip! Incidentally, he was born and raised on a farm near Salineville, Ohio, in southern Columbiana County, where some family members still live. (And, Robert adds, he shared his Farm and Dairy with
Cache Valley virus hits Ohio flocks
Cache Valley virus causes infertility, abortions and congenital abnormalities in sheep. This year, there has been an increase in the number of cases diagnosed and reported by Ohio sheep producers.
West Virginia Agriculture and Forestry Hall of Fame inductees
The West Virginia Agriculture and Forestry Hall of Fame Foundation has selected four individuals for induction in 2012.
The Low Down on Down syndrome
When the vice presidential debate came to a close October 2, the families of both candidates filed forward and gathered on stage to greet each other and the attending crowd. I suppose I passed a quick judgment on them as their images went out to the huge television audience, and, at the same time, I
Turkey camo: A story of addiction
In preparation for the upcoming turkey season, Jim Abrams shares the tale that got him interested and chase year after year that keeps him hooked.
Katherine Johnson led African American efforts in space travel
The history behind the movie Hidden Figures — the story of Katherine G. Johnson, a brilliant African-American woman who worked at NASA.
Ohio FFA’ers are ‘ag educators’ too
Speakers at the 2015 Ohio FFA Convention luncheon April 30 agreed: Being an agricultural educator applies not only to actual teachers, but all FFA members.
Bluebirds finally find my small refuge
October’s fabled bluebird weather has long since flown, but while blending into grey November left memories that will help us survive the looming winter. One of my sweetest memories will be the morning of Nov. 8 when, to my absolute jaw-dropping disbelief, I saw, perched on the rim of my bird bath, a real, honest
