Yearly Archives: 2026
Is your heat abatement actually working? Join OSU’s 2026 dairy study
Ohio State researchers share 2025 data on dairy heat stress and invite farms to a 2026 study. See why fans alone might not prevent the "summer slump."
The hypnotic effect of campfires and hot dogs
Relive the magic of fireside memories. From childhood fishing trips to backyard camps, explore why a simple roasted hot dog is the ultimate storyteller.
Hardin County Fairgrounds rebuilds after tornado damage
Despite a destructive March tornado, the Hardin County Fair will return Sept. 8-13. Recovery is underway to host the vital community and youth 4-H event.
Wooden water pipes were hard to make, but a boon to Ohio Country settlers
Paul Locher explores the fascinating history and labor-intensive craft of early wooden water pipes—a testament to pioneer ingenuity and infrastructure.
Round-up of FFA news for the week of May 7, 2026
See what Mapleton FFA, Waterford FFA, West Holmes FFA, Northwestern Wayne FFA, Edison FFA, East Knox FFA, Norwayne FFA and Delta FFA are up to in May 2026.
Ohio Forestry Association holds annual meeting and selects new leadership
Dennis Nisley, of Millcreek Lumber in Millersburg, was named Outstanding Logger of the Year at 2026 Ohio Forestry Association's annual meeting.
Growing with purpose: A garden-to-table plan
Stop overplanting and start eating! Ohio State Extension's Holly Bandy discusses how to align your garden with your family’s meals to save time, money, and resources this growing season.
The thrill of the Kentucky Derby
Judith Sutherland recounts the historic Derby win by Golden Tempo and Cherie DeVaux, the first female trainer to take the roses in a stunning 23-1 upset.
The magic of mayapples: Discovering the umbrellas of the spring woods
Naturalist Tami Gingrich explores the unique life of the mayapple, from its umbrella-like leaves and hidden waxy blossoms to its surprising relationship with box turtles. Discover why this poisonous yet beautiful plant is a favorite of the spring woods in northeastern Ohio.
What to do when your pond turn green
Learn how to balance your pasture pond by managing livestock access, reducing nutrient runoff, and improving water quality for healthier cattle and fish.
