Monthly Archives: August 2007
New postal regs affect Farm and Dairy delivery
New postal regulations recently went into effect within the U.S. Postal Service. To comply with these changes, Farm and Dairy purchased new postal sorting software.
Emergency: Floods swamp parts of northern Ohio
SALEM, Ohio - The waters have receded, but it will be a long time before the flood victims in north central Ohio will fully recover.
Columbiana Co. Fair Junior Dairy Show winners, showmen announced
LISBON, Ohio - The following are the results of the Columbiana County Junior Dairy Show held at the Columbiana County Fair in Lisbon, Ohio: Ayrshire junior grand champion: Justin Crowl, Minerva, Ohio; Ayrshire junior reserve champion: Carrie McKarns, Salem, Ohio; Ayrshire senior grand champion: J.
Variety is the spice of life for ‘The Tomato Man’
NOVELTY, Ohio - The red-and-white striped canopy shades the heaping baskets of red, orange and yellow fruits and the honor-system money box at the end of the driveway.
ODA decision reversed: Ohio Fresh Eggs gets permits back
SALEM, Ohio - The Ohio Environmental Review Appeals Commission decided Aug. 23 Ohio Fresh Eggs didn't falsify information in its permit applications, and called the state department of agriculture's revocation of the permits "unreasonable.
Buyers’ budgets not dried out at Hookstown Fair
HOOKSTOWN, Pa. - One livestock auction volunteer said her camper turned into an island, and that the track used for demolition derbies and tractor pulls was swamped under several inches of water after torrential thunderstorms battered the
Making connections
BUFFALO, Ohio - A half side of beef and a white chocolate mocha espresso, please. There aren't many places where customers can place an order like that, but at
Carroll Co. sticks up for its FSA office
CARROLLTON, Ohio - The message from Carroll County residents rang loud and clear Aug. 27: Don't close our FSA office.
Randolph Fair: Portage Co. buyers set records
RANDOLPH, Ohio - One of the Portage County 4-H clubs is called the "Everything Under the Sun" club. And that just about sums up the animals that parade across the auction block during the annual
Rogers Community Auction will stay put
Editor: I would like to renounce the rumors that seem to be abounding in the area about the Rogers sale.