Reader: If it’s not broke, don’t fix it
A Farm and Dairy reader reminds those who don't enjoy Alan Guebert's take that there are plenty of great things in the newspaper to enjoy.
Learn why manure matters
This year, the North American Manure Expo will be held on July 30 and July 31 at the Fulton County Fairgrounds in Wauseon, Ohio.
Encourage good behaviors in heifers with good experiences
Ohio State Extension educator John Yost offers insight into encouraging good behaviors early in young heifers on the dairy farm.
How do you make apple butter? It depends who you ask
Paul Locher recounts the process for making apple butter in Ohio Country in the early 1800s.
Help us unravel the mystery behind Item No. 1286
Patrick Brown purchased Item No. 1286 at an auction, and it was listed as a yarn winder. Do you know what our mystery item was actually used for?
Spring planting brings entertainment and excitement
Judith Sutherland recalls the excitement her father had every planting season of her youth, noting her excitement never wanes.
Spring brings excitement of new life to the Northern Plains
Eliza Blue is feeling excited as spring begins to reach her South Dakota ranch.
Information dump will improve predictability of markets
Marlin Clark predicts changes in the corn and soybean markets ahead of the March 31 Prospective Planting Report.
Miracles on Beech Hill: Memories from the Partsch sugar camp
Liz Partsch shares memories of her family's sugar camp in Johnstown, Pennsylvania and how the Partsch family continues this maple syrup making legacy today.
Water, water everywhere
Kymberly Foster Seabolt considers humanity’s changing relationship with water from one generation to the next.
