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Farm Science Review to enshrine Ernst, McFarland
Stan Ernst and Louis McFarland will be inducted into the Farm Science Review’s Hall of Fame.
State fair program reaches $1 million mark; repeat winners in purple circle
COLUMBUS – There were three repeat winners in the purple circle at the 2005 Ohio State Fair Sale of Champions, but none of them were the highlight of the Aug.
Whiskey Run Antiques store shuts its doors
The antique gallery, which showcases fine American, Asian and European antiques from the 18th and 19th century, will close Dec. 31.
Soybean, corn markets focus on China
Current import/export activity by China is the focus of the soybean, corn, and wheat markets.
Donna J. Young
Donna J. “Dimp” Young passed away Nov. 16 at UH Ashland. A celebration of life will be held Dec. 3.
The real costs of the ‘industrial mind’
Alan Guebert believes the problem with the industrial mind in agriculture is that it floats along on a rising sea of taxpayer money and unaccounted costs.
Looking backward, forward and toward pastured pigs
Learn to minimize the damage pigs can cause to pastures.
American Angus Association inducts Angus Heritage Foundation honorees
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — The American Angus Association board of directors selected five individuals for induction to the Angus Heritage Foundation. Each year, a select group of individuals who have made significant contributions by dedicating their time, knowledge and efforts to the improvement and advancement of the Angus breed are inducted into the foundation. Inductees
White Christmas unlikely in Northeast
The Northeast Regional Climate Center at Cornell University has completely revised its annual white Christmas probability statistics and even Caribou, Maine, has seen its predicted chance decrease.
Jeep, made for the Army, originated in Butler, Pa.
Seventy years ago, the first of many millions of Jeeps saw the light of day. The origin of the sturdy little vehicles, which were universally used by all the allied armed forces during World War II and Korea, leads back to nearby Butler, Pa. The Austin automobile had been developed by Englishman Herbert Austin, who
