Online training course aids in improving treatment decisions
Free online training helps dairy farmers, vets and workers boost disease detection, strengthen antibiotic stewardship and improve herd health practices.
Hunting deer and foxes was the stuff of legend for settlers
Major Gen. David Sloane Stanley’s memoirs offer vivid stories of hunting fox, deer and more in 1800s Wayne County, capturing pioneer life in Ohio.
Fall feeding and yellow jackets
Fall in Ohio means yellow jackets on the hunt for high-protein food sources. Learn how to trap them safely to keep your bee yard secure.
Some benefits of managing soil fertility in fall
Fall is the ideal time for soil testing and fertility planning. Learn why fall applications of lime, potash and phosphorus can boost next season’s crops.
Feline framed
After sneaking into her car, Kym Seabolt's cat turned a simple mistake into a full-blown true crime drama, casting her as the villain.
Deep knowing comes from doing
An ewe named Millie surprises with twins, teaching lessons in patience, quiet knowing and the calm rhythm of ranch life on a golden late-summer evening.
The ripple effect of soil erosion
Soil erosion threatens Ohio’s farms and waterways. Learn causes, consequences, dredging challenges and prevention practices that protect soil and water.
What do you think this cart may have been used for?
Item No. 1293 was submitted by Blaze Bently at the end of July. This unique cart features a metal frame with perforated and solid plates.
A Canadian holiday, or another day monitoring Lake Erie?
Wildlife officer Jerry Scott recalls a harrowing 1977 Lake Erie patrol that turned into a Canadian standoff, testing his grit, training and survival.
Labor Day is truly that on the farm
On the farm, Labor Day was never a holiday but a day of work. Growing up, Judith Sutherland learned responsibility, pride and the value of hard work.
