Farm and Dairy was taken on a missionary trip to Honduras, Central America, in August. Pictured are Servando Guevara (left) and Jeff Redmond, both of Beaver County, Pa., who helped construct a kitchen to help feed about 250 children per day in the rural town of Lepaterique.
Kenny Wise of Jeromesville, Ohio, took Farm and Dairy along to the Bastogne Belgium’s Public Square on the 65th anniversary of D-day in Europe. The tour included Paris; Utah Beach; Omaha Beach; Reims, France; Belgium; Luxembourg, Germany; Hitler’s “Eagle Nest” at Berchtesgaden; Kehlstein Mountain; Austria; U.S. military cemeteries and the Dachau Concentration Camp at Munich, […]
Rod Clovis, his fiancee Willie Elliott and granddaughter Abigale Clovis, all of Wadestown, W.Va., took Farm and Dairy along when they visited his grandchildren, Jessica and Zach, who live in Anchorage, Alaska. Zach is shielding his eyes from the 18-hour-a-day summer sun.
COLUMBUS — The U.S. dairy industry needs to shed an additional 200,000 head of cattle to return to what an Ohio State University Extension dairy economist refers to as a “state of normalcy” where production is more in balance with domestic demand.
