How to manage weeds in a drought
We are noticing weeds more because that is what is left in the fields, and this could lead to more weed problems in the future, writes Jordan Penrose.
Caring for drought-stricken pastures
Learn how to evaluate and care for drought-stricken pastures.
Magical house
Kym Seabolt and her daughter have a special relationship with their home, the "magical house."
Longtime dairy extension agent Dianne Shoemaker retires
After more than 30 years with Ohio State University Extension, Dianne Shoemaker, field specialist in dairy production economics, is retiring June 30.
We all need ag diversity training
We cannot be so narrow-minded to think that there is only one way to be successful, to be sustainable, in farming today.
Throwing in the trowel
Columnist Kymberly Foster Seabolt is garden zoned-out.
Opinion: USDA turmoil will set back farmers
Big changes are happening at the U.S. Department of Agriculture in the name of efficiency, but it may spell trouble for farmers who are left in the lurch.
Mourning as a community means you are not alone
Eliza Blue mourns the loss of another beloved member of her community.
The greatest peace
There is no doubt about it. We all enjoy times of peace in our lives. In today's world it seems more and more difficult...
Fish age and length determine bag limits at Ohio lakes
The management of fish species in any body of water depends on determining how old the fish are, and whether their growth rates are good for their age.
