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Jerry Haywood (left) was recognized as the winner of the Coshocton SWCD Big Tree Contest. The winning “Big Tree” was a maple tree which measured 219 inches in circumference with a vertical height of 91.5 inches and an average crown spread of 118 inches. The award was presented by Adrian Garber.
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David Daniels, (left) Director of the Ohio Department of Agriculture presented Phyllis (Pew) and Lee Debnar with a Bicentennial certificate recognizing their family farm of 200 years.
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Lindsay Moran and Ryan Greten, both members of River View FFA, were presented with a rosette and a $25 cash award for winning the Heavy Mixed Hay (Ryan), Light Mixed Hay (Ryan) and Grass Hay (Lindsay) classes at the Coshocton County Fair. Beth Mullen, a supervisor with the Coshocton County SWCD, who sponsors the annual contest, is pictured right.
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Jerry Haywood (left) was recognized as the winner of the Coshocton SWCD Big Tree Contest. The winning “Big Tree” was a maple tree which measured 219 inches in circumference with a vertical height of 91.5 inches and an average crown spread of 118 inches. The award was presented by Adrian Garber.
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Tom Heading of the Coshocton is Blooming Committee presented the seventh annual Coshocton City Big Tree contest award to Wendy Yocum (right) for her maple tree that measured 162.5 inches in circumference with a vertical height of 86 inches and an average crown spread of 58 inches. Lisa Jane pictured left.
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The 2018 Outstanding Conservation Farmer of the Year Award was presented to Derr Farm, Inc. Pictured left: Kenny Derr, Tristan Locke, Erica Olinger, Teresea Derr, Garry Derr and David Lapp, representing the Coshocton County SWCD.
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Chuck Reynolds, (right) District Conservationist for USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service was presented with a mantel clock by the board and staff of SWCD. Board supervisor presented the award. Reynolds plans to retire at the end of year.
