Yearly Archives: 2020
Rural broadband access is a question of economics, experts say
The new Ohio Broadband Strategy gives Ohio providers a better chance of getting federal funds to expand access, but it's going to take a lot of money to bring broadband to all of rural Ohio.
Preparing livestock guardian dogs for lambing
Winter and spring are unpredictable these days. With predators pushing in and lambing season starting early, the livestock guardian dogs are on their toes.
Paralyzed Erie County 4-Her is recovering
Braxton Miller couldn't show his animals at the fair last year after he was injured in a car accident. But he's recovering and getting ready for this year.
Camels trail paved the way for Route 66
After the 1848 treaty ended war with Mexico, and the U.S. received all of Texas above the Rio Grande, a new form of transportation was needed — the camel.
Contemplating control and life lessons
Dairy Excel columnist Bonnie Ayars reminds us February is the perfect opportunity to spend some quality time reading and planning.
When the news breaks
Kymberly Foster Seabolt ponders how news is being delivered these days, warning readers that social media is not a reliable replacement for journalism.
Angler licenses will be secure under new rule
Outdoorsy Pennsylvanians can soon keep their fishing license in a pocket rather than having to attach it to an outer garment.
‘Groundhog’ market sees its shadow, waiting for spring
Marlin Clark explains how the "Groundhog Day" effect is affecting grain markets and offers insight on other factors influencing the markets.
Kent, Ohio, has an ‘a-luring’ fishing history
When it comes to the sport of fishing, Kent, Ohio's, most significant claim to fame is a small bug created by William H. Schumman.
Groundhogs not first predictors of spring
Scott Shalaway details the history of groundhog day and related holidays.
