Yearly Archives: 2006
Is checkoff money being used illegally?
Do you know where your thousands - and on a national scale, hundreds of millions - of federally-mandated, non-refundable checkoff dollars go? It's a question Bobby King, policy director of Minnesota's Land Stewardship Project, asked when he viewed advertisements that attacked "anti-livestock activist groups" in the state on Minneapolis' powerhouse WCCO television station earlier this year.
Find answers to harvest questions
According to my internal calendar, fall is about four months down the road yet. In reality, the fall harvest season is fast approaching.
At The Carwash
(As told by Josie Steeb) I felt great picking up my repaired Escort at the garage and even better knowing that I had paid for the repairs myself.
No choice but to go batty
You just never know when you'll have a brush with greatness, or in my case, great fear. As near as I remember, I was cleaning a high shelf in the bathroom when there was a flash of movement, a flutter, and my momentary thought "oh, why is there a big leaf up here?" before the "leaf" became coherent enough to make a beeline (bat line?) for my hair.
Medina junior fair brings farmers and buyers together for the community
MEDINA, Ohio - After a week of unfair-like weather with heat and humidity soaring, temperatures cooled off slightly at the Medina County Junior Fair Livestock Auction.
State fair sale of champions breaks records
COLUMBUS - The 39th annual Ohio State Fair Sale of Champions Livestock Auction took place Aug. 13, and buyers set new records for several projects.
Farm and Dairy writers win Ohio journalism awards
Belmont Co. Fair set for a big move
SALEM, Ohio - The Belmont County Fair may not look like anything out-of-the-ordinary this September, but just wait a few years.
Thieves steal farmstead print, owners need help recovering heirlooms
SALEM, Ohio - A Summit County farm family needs your help, whether you're a farmer, auction-goer or antiques aficionado.
Ringside seat
BERLIN CENTER, Ohio - Walt Yeager eyes his granddaughter and three other 4-H'ers as they lead project lambs into the grassy barnyard paddock.