Yearly Archives: 2025
The best plans have a way of sometimes going sideways
Eric Keller's appointment with the butcher finally comes to fruition. Unfortunately, not everything goes as planned.
Rural America has enough problems — why should we create new ones?
Alan Guebert weighs in on how President Donald Trump's immigration policies could begin to affect agricultural labor forces.
I bid you ‘tight chains’
The hobby of fur trapping is alive and well in Ohio. Jim Abrams highlights Tight Chains Company, owned by Lydia and Eddie Reichenbacher.
Set your farm up for record-keeping success
Ohio State Extension educator Lee Beers shares tools and strategies that can help make life easier when it comes to tax season on the farm.
Earl John Wolfe
Earl John Wolfe, 90, passed away peacefully Jan. 15 at his home.
Theodore L. Graham
Theodore “Ted” L. Graham, 77, of North Jackson, passed away peacefully at his home Jan. 11.
David Jacob Goerig
David Jacob Goerig, 66, of Leetonia, died Jan. 14 at his home surrounded by his family.
Big rallies confuse traders debating market direction
Marlin Clark weighs in on the grain markets as analysts argue whether or not we're reaching price highs amid recents increases.
Residents talk hazards of hydrogen at ARCH 2 public comment meeting
Residents and environmental advocates brought up concerns of hydrogen at the U.S. Department of Energy's environmental impact statement public meeting on Jan. 16.
Community rallies to help animals left behind after family killed in murder-suicide
It’s stressful to rehome one animal, let alone more than 70 of them. But that’s just what a group of friends did after the sudden loss of a farm family in rural Pennsylvania.
