Yearly Archives: 2025
Online training course aids in improving treatment decisions
Free online training helps dairy farmers, vets and workers boost disease detection, strengthen antibiotic stewardship and improve herd health practices.
Hunting deer and foxes was the stuff of legend for settlers
Major Gen. David Sloane Stanley’s memoirs offer vivid stories of hunting fox, deer and more in 1800s Wayne County, capturing pioneer life in Ohio.
Fall feeding and yellow jackets
Fall in Ohio means yellow jackets on the hunt for high-protein food sources. Learn how to trap them safely to keep your bee yard secure.
Mahoning Valley Archeological Society holding special event Sept. 18
Charlie Fulk from Ashland, Ohio, who will offer a presentation on Ohio flint types, with a question-and-answer session to follow.
2025 Ashtabula County Junior Fair Sale
The 2025 Ashtabula County Junior Fair Sale brought in $678,322 from 286 lots on Aug. 10.
Grand champion lamb disqualified at State Fair of West Virginia
Fair officials confirmed that the lamb reportedly tested positive for a banned substance during a routine drug test, triggering an investigation and the animal’s removal from competition.
Farm and Dairy Weekly Rundown: Episode 22 (9-4-25)
Reporters Paul Rowley and Liz Partsch give a rundown of the top stories in Farm and Dairy newspaper for the week of Sept. 4, 2025.
Grand jury indicts Amish woman in death of 4-year-old son
Ruth Miller of Millersburg, Ohio, was indicted for aggravated murder in the death of her 4-year-old son at Atwood Lake.
Arms Family Museum opens new Isaly’s exhibit
The Arms Family Museum is hosting an exhibit on Isaly's Dairy Company starting Aug. 22 to pay homage to the family and their workers in Youngstown, Ohio.
2025 Lake County 4-H Livestock Auction results
The 2025 Lake County Fair Livestock Sales brought in $424,870 from 271 lots on July 26.
