Markets react to last planting effort
As planting season winds down, it looks like some corn won't get planted, and there could be additional acres of soybeans.
Choose the best business structure for your farm
The business structure you choose for your farm influences daily operations, how decisions are made and the responsibilities of owners.
Spring cleaning today isn’t quite so hard
Over the years, spring cleaning has evolved and become much simpler.
Lake Erie fishermen in for a bountiful season
Lake Erie anglers are prepping for a bountiful year. Walleye fishermen especially should expect the best year in many years.
Help children continue learning this summer
Make sure summer learning experiences focus on subjects that are important to your family values — agriculture, the outdoors, and independence.
Be sure to report crop acres
Our focus will soon be changing from planting to reporting your acres with the FSA. The final reporting date for all spring planted crops is July 15.
Feed your employees’ desire to learn
Feed your employees' desire to learn. Create an environment where learning is encouraged and you will gain employee loyalty and satisfaction.
Graduates, now is the time for YOU
As high school seniors prepare for graduation, Kymberly Foster Seabolt offers words of wisdom to the soon-to-be graduates.
Size is most important when ID’ing birds
When you see an unfamiliar bird, study it through binoculars and mentally note its size, distinctive shapes, markings, colors, behaviors, and voice.
Market reacts to late rain patterns
The rains are continuing into June, threatening the corn crop, and markets are reacting.
