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We often wonder: Who threshed for your grandad?
In my last article I discussed some aspects of history as they relate to our hobby and its various activities. But we often wonder: Who was the thresherman who worked the local area. In my case, it was very easy because he was a well-known character and still quite active when I started going to
Don’t top trees, you’re basically killing them
Topping a tree is a drastic step that ultimately endangers a tree’s life. Find out why.
New center links farm co-ops and Ohio State
A donation to Ohio State University’s College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences has established a new agribusiness cooperative center.
Think About It
PRAYER We all know that breathing is essential to stay alive. Praying is also essential to stay spiritually alive. Prayer time is not always easy for us. Sometimes we find it very difficult to make time to pray as we should. In Luke 11:1 the disciples said to Jesus, “Lord, teach us to pray.” First,
Brazil waives wheat tariff… for now
A temporary tariff change in Brazil is signaling an opportunity for U.S. wheat farmers to regain competitiveness in South America’s largest wheat importing market.
Injured barn owl rescued and nursed back to health
BERLIN, Ohio — “Home to roost” is more than an expression for a barn owl that was recently released on a Holmes County farm. Earlier this spring, the owl was injured in a collision with a vehicle. A concerned local farmer made the connections to have the owl taken to the Medina Raptor Center, even though he feared the owl might not survive.
Business profile: Witmer’s Inc.
SALEM, Ohio — Founded in 1937, Witmer’s Inc. is committed to serving farmers with agricultural equipment, sales, service and parts.
Gardeners will want to attend conference
SUGARCREEK, Ohio — All around the world, growing urban populations are seeking community spaces — parks, victory gardens, greenways and gardens — as essential components of daily life, places of reflection, recreation and celebration. This symposium will examine timeless principles of design — whether applied to the creation of a residential garden or a public
Two dead after Central Ohio barn collapse
Ohio storms claim lives, destroy farm property.
For tree farms, research shows less is more when it comes to pesticides
ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. — Some commercial tree farm managers who are used to applying large volumes of pesticides to control insects and diseases on their operations are trying a new management system using half the amount. Education Horticulturists with the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture are part of an effort led by The Ohio State
