Wednesday, February 18, 2026
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When Rebecca Miller's phone rang, it started with a complaint, but turned into a conversation about the struggles of a modern day farmer.
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Farmers need to be nimble and willing to think of all of the angles when it comes to local processing woes, Rebecca Miller says.
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Patsy M. Stuckey, 94, of Alliance, Ohio, responds to Hugh Earnhart's Feb. 20, 2020, column, Orphan trains carried at-risk youth west.
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One stolen political sign is a sad harbinger of the times for Rebecca Miller.
Sudanese children roast corn

Rebecca Miller ponders county fairs, masks, Africa and what community has to look like in 2020.
sheep and sunset

Rebecca Miller mulls over the dusty rhythm of farming, during a dry July, in the middle of a pandemic.
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In a recent letter to the editor, a reader shares her thoughts on Farm and Dairy reporter Rachel Wagoner's column 'On privilege.'
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Either Ohio's fairs go on, in some form or another. Or they don’t. Either way, Rebecca Miller says Ohio’s youth deserves clarity.
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Rebecca Miller gauges how seriously rural folks are taking the pandemic by the number of face masks she sees at farm supply and feed stores. There are few.
sheep and sunset

It's not too late to plan for "what if" and make some changes. Rebecca Miller shares how her family is doing just that on the sheep farm.