Wednesday, January 15, 2025

Yearly Archives: 2006

CADIZ, Ohio - Instead of asking Mick Luber what he grows at Bluebird Farm, it might be easier to ask him what he doesn't grow.

"What does it take to earn a living on the farm?" Good question. What's the answer? Actually, the question was the title of a report from a Minnesota Extension educator (we used to call them 'agents,' remember?).

Do you know what rattle fatigue is? There are no Census Bureau statistics available regarding this, but I'd be willing to bet that nearly 90 percent of all farmers have experienced it at one time.

Sometime in the early summer of 1965 I migrated from my mother's hot kitchen and the family's enormous garden to our farm's sweltering hayfields and crowded milking parlor.

A recent article in another farm publication reminded me of some of the issues facing Columbiana County land owners.

Our family had a good laugh recently. Several of us allowed ourselves to be prospective credit applicants when Josie's college friends did a fundraiser for an on-campus organization.

Summer is a favorite of so many for one obvious reason: it is the one season when total disintegration of social mores is completely acceptable.

COLUMBUS - Mark D. Partridge has been named professor and holder of

COLUMBUS - Despite a myriad of localized problems from ponding to hail and frost damage to soil crusting, Ohio's newly planted corn crop is on its way to a promising growing season.

SCOTTS, Mich. - The Midwest Ox Drovers Association's annual gathering will be June 23-25 at Tillers International in Scotts, Mich.