Greenhouse camel crickets abundant in eastern U.S.
You might find an unfamiliar, cannibalistic creature in your basement, according to The Huffington Post.
ODA and OSU to hold fertilizer certification training
Training opportunities to help farmers comply with new fertilizer law.
Gene discovery could lead to better soybean varieties for northern U.S.
Discovery could help improve U.S. soybeans.
Business has changed, but farm is a Theaker family tradition
Richard Theaker’s first ancestors in Ohio were blacksmiths by trade and the deed to the first Theaker property in Ohio was, in fact, written on sheepskin.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of September 4, 2014
Three members of the Minerva FFA participated in the Columbiana County Fair FFA co-op food stand: Lurena Kimble, Bryce Fankhauser, and Kaitelyn Wayts.
Ohio Supreme Court to hear mineral rights case
The case is gaining interest because the decision could impact landowners in Belmont, Carroll, Columbiana, Harrison, Jefferson, Mahoning, Monroe and Noble counties.
Farms: One size doesn’t fit all
In regards to pollution, production and other factors, does the size of a farm matter?
Farmer turns heads on The Bachelor
The 19th season of ABC’s The Bachelor will feature a popular eliminated candidate from The Bachelorette — more commonly known as “the farmer.”
What’s being done about the world’s food waste?
The world wastes more food than you think.
CFAES graduate sets sights on Olympic handball dream
A native of North Canton, Scherer graduated in May from the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences and quickly prepared for her move to Auburn, Ala., where the U.S. handball program is based.
