Can you solve this Shiloh Historical Society mystery?
This mystery antique item was found in the Shiloh Historical Society and no one knows what it is. Can you help them discover the use for this antique tool?
Home making pep talk
Kymberly Foster Seabolt, a home improvement expert (sort of), urges you to use your creativity to make everything old new (to you) again.
Try your hand at feeding a hummingbird
Try hand feeding hummingbirds. With just a little patience, you can bring them to within inches of your face.
Healthy crops and sick prices
Crops are looking good, for the most part, but the market price definitely is not.
Celebrate cooperatives and sustainability today
To celebrate this International Day of Cooperatives, learn more about three Ohio based co-ops efforts towards sustainable consumption and production.
Effective employee management
Employee management requires a skill set that is different from the one needed to milk cows. Learn how to work with and manage employees more effectively.
Riparian buffers can make a difference in water quality
Riparian zones serve many purposes along streams and rivers to support a biodiversity ecosystem. They are also important to water quality
Fishing trip included missing soap and big catch
Mysteries challenged this year’s Canadian fishing crew. Find out what Mike Tontimonia's big catch was and who made off with the soap.
Readers respond to the Farm and Food File
Allan Guebert recalls some of the feedback — both positive and negative — he's received in regards to his column this year.
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.
