Deer hunting is an extremely popular activity for sportsmen statewide, and Ohio’s white-tailed deer continue to provide hunters across the state with excellent opportunities for success as they head out into the field.
Nuts About Nature Gardeners began a new program year with a work session at Wynford High School, October 13 called “Pumpkins Again”.
On Thursday, October 20th the Buckeye Central FFA traveled to Indianapolis, Indiana for the 89th National FFA Convention.
The Earth, Wind and Flowers Garden Club greeted two new members Doug and Kim Beckley when the club met at the Bucyrus Public Library.
On Saturday, October 8th the Buckeye Central FFA’s Soil Judging Teams participated in the Ohio FFA Associations Rural and Urban Soil Judging Career Development Event.
In spite of a summer drought, soybean yields in Ohio are forecast at 53 bushels per acre which would be a record harvest in the state.
The Crestline Farmers Market continues to meet every Tuesday, 3-6 pm until October 25.
The Buckeye Central FFA chapter competed in the District 2 soil judging contest on Tuesday Sept. 27.
The Crawford Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) recently held their annual meeting combined with the Crawford County Farm Bureau again this year.
The organizers of Fair Jam went before the Crawford County Fair Board on Wednesday evening to ask about returning to the Fair next summer. The Fair Board didn’t say yes, but it didn’t say no either.