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Young’s Jersey Dairy blends agritourism, family fun, and tradition
By Wyatt Morrow, OCJ Field Reporter For nearly seven decades, Young’s Jersey Dairy has been creating memories for families while connecting consumers to agriculture. What began as a small farm store selling milk directly to customers has grown into one of Ohio’s most recognized agritourism destinations, welcoming close to 1 million visitors each year. Located just outside Yellow Springs, Ohio, Young’s Jersey Dairy traces its roots back to 1869.
Ohio Farm Bureau hosts professional development event for educators at Ohio State Fair
This month, Ohio Farm Bureau hosted 24 K-2nd grade educators for a professional development event, Food Roots: Where your Lunch Begins, while at the 2025 Ohio State Fair. This free, one-day professional development event was open to any formal educator who instructs kindergarten, first grade or second grade in Ohio.
Tetanus Shop empowers youth with Farmall B project at Highland County Antique Machinery Show
By Wyatt S. Morrow At the 41st Annual Highland County Antique Machinery Show, a unique opportunity was created to inspire the next generation of antique machinery enthusiasts and restorers. The team behind Tetanus Shop generously gave away a running antique Farmall B tractor to a young winner – not fully restored, but ready for hands-on learning and growth.
Tetanus Shop empowers youth with Farmall B Project at Highland County Antique Machinery Show
By Wyatt Morrow At the 41st Annual Highland County Antique Machinery Show, a unique opportunity was created to inspire the next generation of antique machinery enthusiasts and restorers. The team behind Tetanus Shop generously gave away a running antique Farmall B tractor to a young winner – not fully restored, but ready for hands-on learning and growth.
Highland County Antique Machinery Show celebrates 41 years
By Wyatt Morrow The Highland County Antique Machinery Club celebrated the 41st Annual Antique Machinery Show, June 27-29 at the Highland County Fairgrounds. The event welcomed approximately 800 attendees over the course of the weekend and featured a display of 136 tractors, 60 garden tractors, and 13 antique engines.
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