GOSHEN, Ind. — The reflective red and orange triangle commonly seen on slow-moving vehicles like Amish buggies, tractors, wagons and construction equipment is a familiar site in rural areas. The slow-moving vehicle (SMV) signs were created to warn fast moving traffic of a potential hazard ahead. According to the Indiana law, which is similar to […]

WASHINGTON — Need a BODACIOUS BAG to add to your spring ensemble? Already know the basics of knitting, crochet, weaving or felting? Join the Shave ‘Em to Save ‘Em (#SE2SE) Bag Challenge All bags qualify for this Challenge! You pick the SE2SE breed(s), style, size, and pattern. Make anything from a beach bag, tote, bucket, […]

SANTA BARBARA CO., Calif. — Students for Eco-Education and Agriculture’s (SEEAG) annual Farm Day event is back for its 4th year in Santa Barbara County. Join us on September 17th for a day full of farm tours and agricultural activities at more than 10 locations! There is not cost to attend. Save the date, and […]

WASHINGTON — Ever wondered what is gene or bio banking and how it could help conserve your favorite heritage breed? We’ve got you covered. The Livestock Conservancy is partnering with Stallion AI Services & Nature’s Safe, Viagen Pet’s and Equine, Trans Ova Genetics, and Sexing Technologies to bring you an Genebanking Online Workshop on March […]

POMPEY, N.Y. — Next year’s event is going to have several noticeable changes. The management has heard from vendors and attendees and has made changes that will make the show run smoother and  be more attendee and vendor friendly. There will be internal trams running on the East and West Main Streets of Country Folks […]