Monthly Archives: May 2012
Ohio wines named best in show
Ohio wines had a good showing at the 2012 Ohio Wine Competition. Seven Ohio wines earned a Best of Show designation.
Want to do a better job with your farm blog?
Farm bloggers of all experience levels are invited to a blogging workshop June 22 sponsored by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation.
Major co-ops back dairy stabilization plan
The U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee did the right thing when it approved a farm bill that contains much-needed change in federal dairy programs, including provisions outlined in the Dairy Security Act. Dairy farmers in the Upper Midwest will benefit from these changes.
Annual plow day helps preserve draft horse farming traditions
That's what it's all about: preserving and improving draft horse skills and traditions and passing them on to the next generation.
Four-week class lets you explore farming career
The Countryside Conservancy is offering the Exploring the Small Farm Dream self-assessment short course at Church of the Valley in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Peninsula, Ohio.
Insiders: U.S. energy independence not reality until 2030 (if ever)
Many energy executives see the U.S. not reaching energy independence until 2030.
Spinal manipulation does offer some back pain relief
Spinal manipulation is one of several options -- including exercise, massage, and physical therapy -- that can provide some individuals with mild-to-moderate relief from low-back pain.
Letter writer: Not satisifed with exotic animal bill
Remember Civics 101 where they taught us about the 'checks and balances' in our three branches of government -- executive, legislative and judicial?Apparently, John...
What they don’t tell you at graduation is what will matter most in life
For nearly four decades, my career path has found roots in the educational system. As a “baby boomer,” I have observed changing attitudes of...
Only three channels, but it was the whole world in television
(Part three)In the early 1960s, a 23-inch black and white television set cost $219, with a 26-inch color TV going for $379. If a...
