Leap of faith proves spring pollination can be honeybee free
Populations of imported European honeybees continue to decline under pressure from an array of pathogens.
Ag exports down for 2015
Farm incomes are still forecasted to decrease in 2015, and on a more macro-economic level the strong dollar is still hampering U.S. global competitiveness.
West Virginia: A diploma just won’t do it for ag students, certificate shows skills
West Virginia and Ohio groups are working to create a certification program for students wishing to enter the agriculture field.
National Guernsey Convention presents awards in Holmes County
Ohio and Pennsylvania farmers were well represented at last night's national Guernsey awards banquet.
Krone tour makes stops in Ohio, Pa.
MERCER, Pa. — A Krone Big Pack 890 High speed baler is stomping its way across the United States, and it made several stops...
Conservation projects aim to fill gap left by traditional funding
Four projects aim to remove nitrogen and phosphorus before they enter the Ohio River basin.
Extended flooding from Tropical Storm Bill remnants could drown soybeans
The soybean crops in Ohio could be in danger if flooding continues to be a problem this weekend.
Turkeyfoot Creek Creamery gives dairy goats a place
Fulton County man finds labor of love through goats and goat cheese production.
A roundup of 4-H news for the week of June 18, 2015:
CANFIELD, Ohio — Members and advisers of the Western Reserve Rangers 4-H Club marched in the Berlin Township Memorial Day Parade. The group was...
Purple corn: No, you’re not crazy
Growers who have reported finding corn seedlings in their fields that have turned purple or yellow probably don't need to panic — the color change is likely just a cosmetic problem that will go away on its own.
