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Read it Again: Week of Feb. 15, 2001.
Each week Farm and Dary takes a look at what was making news in years gone by.
Cost of Thanksgiving dinner drops 5%
The American Farm Bureau Federation’s 39th annual Thanksgiving dinner survey puts the average cost of this year’s feast for 10 at $58.08.
After the house raising, there was still plenty to do
Paul Locher continues the journey of early settlers in Ohio by detailing the work they did following a house raising in his latest An American Tale column.
Kansas faced a lot of pushback before it entered the Union as a free state
On Jan. 29, 1861, Kansas, the Sunflower State, entered the Union as a free state numbered 34. But it didn’t happen overnight. It was a long arduous road.
6 tips for vaccinating your livestock
To protect your livestock against infectious diseases, it is important to vaccinate at the right time with the right product.
Things to consider before harvesting your timber
If you are thinking of earning some money by harvesting your timber, there are some things you should know before signing away rights to your property.
Barbed wire’s history entangled in war
Probably the first patent for a form of barbed wire was issued to Leonce Grassin-Baledans in 1860 in France during World War I.
Ohio wine production climbing, now at No. 6
Ohio recently surpassed Michigan, inching up in its ranking for wine production to the sixth highest state in the nation.
The biggest tree in Geauga County
Throughout the world, big trees hold tremendous cultural, ecological, and economical value. Larger trees provide more economic benefits, grow quicker and sequester more carbon than small trees.
Speak up: Landowners near Wayne National Forest urged to talk
Landowners bordering or near the Wayne National Forest in southeastern Ohio are battling for the right to lease their land and in return develop their mineral rights.
