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How to start foraging near your home
If you’re considering foraging as a hobby or even a lifestyle, use these tips to get started.
A good sign: Old ag collection sparks interest
MILLERSBURG, Ohio — Farmers have a tendency to hang onto things. You never know when something might come in handy.
Collector Rob Pennell appreciated such frugality because it helped supply his interest in vintage agriculture related signs, tools and salesman samples.
When launching your boat, be courteous
Launching your boat can be hectic, but just be patient.
Read it Again: Week of June 6, 2002
Each week Farm and Dairy takes a look at what was making news in years gone by.
Two poems for the spring season
Safely tucked away in my wallet, the clipping is beginning to yellow but it only sees the light of day once in this mesmerizing season. And it has become a tradition for me to present it to you each April. If thou of fortune be bereft And in thy stone there be but left, Two
Food purity has always been an issue
WASHINGTON — At a state fair in Meadville, Pa., in 1895, judges awarded a prize in the butter competition to a concoction called Butterine — fake butter shipped in from Chicago that was touted to have uniform appearance, taste and flavor. A local dairyman entered it as the real thing, but the joke was on both
Harvest, baseball and dear old dad
During this time of year, Judith Sutherland misses hearing her dad’s invitation to “come ride a few rounds” in the combine with him.
Fall brilliance brings soft heartache
This is the time of year that slows us down enough to enjoy the grandeur all around us. The leaves are absolutely stunning as the bright blue sky serves as their backdrop and the sunshine dapples the entire show with brilliance.
How to attract a variety of winter birds to your feeder in Ohio
Find out what types of food and styles of bird feeders are favored by the birds that frequent Ohio bird feeders throughout the winter.
Late summer a good time to think about pastures and hay crops
Late summer can be an excellent time to establish new forage stands. It is also a good time to seed in bare or thin spots in stands established this spring. While we can’t control the weather, there are several things we can control that will improve the chances for successful forage stand establishment. First, apply
