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Monthly Archives: January 2002

The Bichsel family will retain ownership and management of the eight Goshen Dairy retail locations.

A history of the Ohio & Erie Canal has been selected as the national winner of the 2001 Aegis Award in documentaries.

"The Reconciliation Quilt," a famous piece thought to a world-record price when sold at auction has been donated to the University of Nebraska center by Robert and Ardis James.

Counties affected by wheat planting problems include Putnam, Paulding, Van Wert, Allen, Hancock, Henry, Defiance, Wood, and parts of Mercer, Shelby and Auglaize.

Faculty and researchers at Cornell and Pennsylvania State's extension division develop Web site for newly elected officials.

The Cleveland Museum exhibit, from Feb. 24 through May 19, includes approximately 325 works - many lavished with diamonds emeralds, and rubies set in pure gold - displayed in groups including royal adornment, princely weapons, gemstones of inestimable importance, and sumptuous vessels, such as cups, plates, and inkwells.

Researchers with the USDA have discovered that herbs have higher antioxidant activity than fruits, vegetables and some spices, including garlic.

Stewart Truelsen, director of broadcast services for the American Farm Bureau Federation, comments on what the Argentinian financial crisis might mean for U.S. farmers.

Carol Ann Gregg of Grove City, Pa., received the Outstanding Service Citation from the National Association of Agricultural Educators.

"New York Times" food writer to complement tureen exhibit with a lecture on soup as a way of life.