BEAVERCREEK -- The word "crop" does not mean the upcoming fall harvest, at least not to Pat Schmidt. It means a Friday night fellowship, usually all women, gathered in her Beavercreek business, working and laughing their way through pages for a treasured book.
BEAVERCREEK -- Scrapbooking doesn't have to be "foofoo. So says Pat Schmidt, owner of the Stop 'n Crop Shop, 3331 Dayton- Xenia Road. Schmidt is in her third year of business but started the hobby of scrapbooking back in the early '90s, when she took a scrapbooking class in Yellow Springs.
...CHAPTER IV: FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE CORPORATION, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. ...: USDA/RMA/Deputy Administrator of Compliance/Stop 0806, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW., Washington, D...
BEAVERCREEK -- The word "crop" does not mean the upcoming fall harvest, at least not to Pat Schmidt. It means a Friday night fellowship, usually all women, gathered in her Beavercreek business, working and laughing their way through pages for a treasured book.
Staff Writer Every year, participants of the Lancaster County CROP Hunger Walk tie on their sneakers, adorn themselves with the event's signature "stop" sign and march through routes across the county.
In autumn tomatoes often grow beautifully but stop producing. Here's a way to get one more crop from them this season. First, stop watering the tomatoes and trim back the tops of the plants a few inches (not much). Then "root-prune" them by inserting a shovel its full length down one side of each plant near the trunk. This shock treatment will stimulate them to form more fruit. Water only if and when the plants wilt; and if frost comes before they ripen completely, harvest green tomatoes for cooking, or let them ripen on the counter inside. Autumn is the best time to dethatch your lawn using a dethatching machine - available from rental companies. Dethatching is the removal of the thick mat of dead grass blades that accumulated over the summer. After dethatching, feed the lawn one m...
Back in March, Mose Keim was among a group of outdoorsmen who showed up at the Ohio Division of Wildlife's District Three open house to voice a concern over how deer crop damage permits were being used. Keim didn't stop there, though.
FARMINGTON - Gray skies hovered over row after row of wet plants loaded with a prime crop. The intermittent rain on Tuesday didn't stop a few hardy strawberry pickers. We're trying to plan for this winter," said Sue Jones. She, along with Roxanna Decker and their children from Kingfield, was quickly filling boxes of strawberries in David Pike's pick-your-own fields. "A small bag of strawberries in the store next winter is $10," Jones said. "With this economy, we're all trying to save, so we're going to freeze these.
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