Tag: 2026-05-07

From HAL 9000 to "fried shrimp," Kymberly Foster Seabolt explores why the AI revolution might just get stuck in a mandatory Windows Update.

Have you ever wanted to hear Editor Rachel Wagoner and Reporter Liz Partsch yap about how much they love sweet potatoes and dandelions? Well, here's your chance. In this week's Weekly Rundown, they talk about that and more top stories in the paper this week.

We love sweet potatoes here at Farm and Dairy, and we think you should, too. Learn everything from planting slips and soil requirements to harvesting and storage tips. Discover why these heat-loving tubers are a low-maintenance, high-yield addition for any gardener.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture rejected four women nominated by their peers to the United Soybean Board, a move some are saying was based on gender.

Discover why dandelions were prized for centuries as herbal heroes rather than weeds. From ancient Arabian medicine to colonial gardens, Reporter Liz Partsch explores the history of this vitamin-rich plant and shows us how to make a sweet, honey-like dandelion jam.

Mercer County Sheriff investigates the theft of 64 Holstein calves worth up to $128K. Officials warn of a potential black market amid record cattle prices.

The 98th Ohio FFA Convention was a powerful reminder that our setbacks don't define us—our mindset does. From keynote speaker Brad Hurtig’s incredible story of resilience to State President Carter Boyd’s call to embrace what makes us “outstanding,” the message was clear: Ohio FFA is a place where every student can find their purpose. Whether it’s troubleshooting tractors in Ansonia or launching new urban chapters in Garfield Heights, Ohio FFA is proving that agriculture is for everyone.