Farm Bureau: Ruling supports confidentiality of farm information
A U.S. District Court Judge ruled that the Agriculture Department does not have the right to release personal and confidential information about farmers and ranchers who cooperate in a USDA predator control program.
Food safety: Use sanitary steps when dressing deer
To avoid the threat of foodborne illness and diseases, follow these processing guidelines and safety when preparing a deer carcass.
Forages for horses school will be in Holmes County
The event will address questions about quality and quantity of forage.
Holmes Co. hosts last pasture walk of the year
The Yoder farm features some fall seeded rye that is being grazed, as well as cornstalks and late fall hay fields.
Lack of health insurance places entire family at risk, study finds
If just one member of a family does not have health insurance, it adversely affects the health, emotional well-being and financial stability of the entire household.
Last remaining California condor chick found dead
The chick, laid and hatched in the wild, was the last of three to die since Oct. 4.
Blustery wind and frigid temps? Critters make their winter forecast
The exit of summer always ushers in fall familiarities - apple cider, pumpkins, changing landscapes and the site of nature's most recognizable caterpillar: the woolly bear.
Tuscarawas dairy products set record
The 4-H dairy products auction held during the 2002 Tuscarawas County Fair brought in a record $54,700.
Celebrate Irish heritage Nov. 10 at Western Reserve historical society
Irish American archives will be on display at Western Reserve Historical Society Nov. 10, 2-4:30 p.m., in the library.
Community excursion heads to U.S. Holocaust memorials
Allegheny College, in conjunction with the Allegheny Hillel and the Office of Student Activities, will sponsor a community travel excursion to the U.S. Holocaust Museum in Washington Nov. 2.
