Yearly Archives: 2015
Urgent care v. ER? Tips on making the right choice
Better safe than sorry? The truth is many situations don’t warrant a trip to the emergency room.
5 tips for keeping cut flowers fresh
Fresh cut flowers need special care to keep them healthy and long-lasting.
Ohio budget: Shale gas industry may feel hit if governor’s severance tax enacted
Ohio Gov. John Kasich is proposing cuts in the state income tax in his next budget, but that could mean an increase in the severance tax, sales tax and cigarette taxes.
Mother with ties to Columbiana County writes letter to mother of son’s organ donor
A grateful mother's letter to the mother of her son's organ donor recognizes the importance of organ donors.
Goats for land management
Goats are superior land managers; they will clear overgrown areas of crop and pasture of unwanted vegetation, overbearing brush and invasive plants.
Ohio Wildlife Council receives 2015-2016 deer hunting proposals
Proposed regulations to the Ohio Wildlife Council include a reduction in bag limits and antlerless permit use, as well as a shift in the youth season during the 2015-2016 hunting seasons.
Sunshine farmers conference to focus on soil health
Attendees will learn how natural systems work in order to farm in a way that benefits the environment and their customers.
Cholesterol might not be so bad after all, nutrition advisory panel finds
Since the 1960s, the U.S. government has cautioned the over-consumption of foods high in cholesterol.
Marcellus and Utica shale: Carroll County production keeps going strong
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources issued 32 new permits in January, with Columbiana County receiving nearly half the total.
Orville Redenbacher exits Ohio
For the past two years, Geauga County farmer Kevin O’Reilly has turned an often overlooked crop into a healthy profit center. That is about to change as ConAgra Foods moves the second of its two popcorn processing facilities out of Ohio.
