Why mastitis treatments fail
Treatment failure of clinical mastitis is usually attributed to decreased efficacy of the drug used. However, many other factors come into play.
Everything but the kitchen sink, and a kayak
Kymberly Foster Seabolt, hilariously, recounts the chaos and clutter that have come with renovating her kitchen.
Pass the biscuits and the buck
Alan Guebert gives his view on Perdue’s decision to “slow down” implementation of the nutritional school lunch standards promoted by Michelle Obama.
Bass angler clinic and top lake picks
The Ohio Division of Wildlife is offering a one-time evening program on bass fishing, the most popular angling pursuit throughout inland Ohio.
Birding books you should consider reading
Scott Shalaways shares his summer reading list for bird lovers of all ages.
Farmers need to embrace change
The program, known as FSAfarm+, provides farm operators and owners with secure access to view all your personal FSA data.
How to identify poisonous plants
Poison hemlock is not the only plant that you should be on the lookout for. Jimsonweed, pokeweed and black locust are potentially poisonous to livestock.
Tech investors and food for thought
Food is the new technological frontier, and big investors are entering the world of food production, distribution and marketing. Farmers should pay attention, says Farm and Dairy Editor Susan Crowell.
Some arguments are good to have
Deciding when to plant is always a matter of contention, and there can be multiple right answers.
5 reasons to participate in the 2017 Census of Agriculture
The Census of Agriculture is an opportunity for farmers to share data that informs legislative decisions, and impacts farm services and support programs.
