Studying baseball’s offensive surge
Two University of Nebraska-Lincoln historians report on factors contributing to "Baseball's Great Hitting Barrage of the 1990s."
Improving your pawpaw patch
Neal Peterson, founder of the Pawpaw Foundation and grower of the largest developed variety pawpaw orchard in the United States will speak at a horticulture workshop April 28 in Albany, Ohio.
Wildlife council approves hunting, trapping seasons
The Ohio Wildlife Council has approved deer regulations for 2001, and established fall hunting and trapping seasons. The most notable change involves the reduction in standard antler length.
Indian reformers spoke out to save their native cultures
In the book, "Talking Back to Civilization: Indian Voices From the Progressive Era" historian Frederick Hoxie writes that the expansionof the United States "fell short" of wiping out the continent's indigenous cultures. As tragic as the 19th century was, it marked "but a moment in the long history of a people."
Spring plowing at Roger Shira’s place
The Central Ohio Draft Horse Association was out in force over the first full weekend in April at Roger Shira's farm on Cassell Road, south of Fredericktown.
Intensive grazing meeting arranged as start to network
Irish dairy management highlighted at April 27 meeting at the Miller dairy farm in Millersburg.
Wayne County dairy producers lauded
Spring Run Farm is the county's top Ayrshire herd and is also the fifth-ranked Ayrshire herd in Ohio.
Mahoning SWCD to sponsor amateur photography contest
Mahoning County photographers are encouraged to capture the essence of soil and water on film.
Time to let Lady Justice do her job
In this week's commentary, Editor Susan Crowell coments about current news that has shaken the agricultural community.
More manure on the Web
New Purdue Web site hopes to link manure buyers with sellers.
