Into hot water…or not
Remember Kymberly Foster Seabolt's almost-free hot tube? Well, all the fancy replacement pumps have been installed. Find out how it turned out.
Fireflies are nature’s fireworks
Fireflies, or lightning bugs as my dad called them, are neither flies nor bugs. They are beetles. Learn more about nature's fireworks.
1881 study looked at elephant’s milk
Sam Moore recalls a story about milk from the Scientific American Supplement No. 288, dated July 9, 1881, On the Composition of Elephants’ Milk.
Through the eyes of a toddler
There are a lot of things Judith Sutherland forgotten about the world through the eyes of an 18-month-old, but her only grandchild is reminding her.
Tough summer: Hot weather, cool grain markets
From our fearless grain commentator this week: "A producer should start with the understanding that he is better with a good crop and poor prices than a poor crop with good prices. Then, hope that he is the one with a good crop this year!"
On-farm culture: a tool for fighting mastitis
On-farm culture is a fast, inexpensive way to diagnose the cause of mastitis in order to make the appropriate treatment or management decisions.
Plan ahead for new fall seedings
If you are truly attempting to improve a pasture, you will need to adjust your management choices to suit those species you desire.
Don Harpster: an inspiring farmer
Don Harpster lifted Judith Sutherland's spirits back in the 1980s when farmers struggled. Now, at 90, he still knows how to inspire the farmer in all of us.
The Mean Moms Guide
Sometimes being a parent does mean saying no, being mean and making them take their medicine, literally or figuratively.
Two Ohio state fish records are broken
The Ohio record state record fish list continues to be challenged, as potential record fish are submitted by skilled and/or lucky anglers.
