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It started with an ad on eBay. Someone in Pymatuning, Pa., was getting rid of a rusted, broken-down 1937 Farmall F12 and at $535, Kenny and Brandon Ball thought it was a pretty good deal. The father-son team liked to restore antique tractors and they thought that parts from the F12 could be used on one of their current projects. It was 2001 when they bought the tractor and took it to their New Castle, Pa., home. Brandon was only 9 years old.

COLUMBUS -- A series of four February meetings, Managing Dynamic Change in the Beef Cattle Industry, will be hosted at two southern Ohio locations....

FALLS CHURCH, Va. -- This winter, you may notice what appears to be a binocular brigade, counting birds in your local woods. From Central...

CARROLLTON, Ohio — East Township Young Producers 4-H club met Nov. 19 at St. Johns Church with 24 members attending. Roll call was done with...

WEST SALEM, Ohio — Members of the Northwestern FFA chapter traveled to the two-day Made For Excellence and the Advanced Leadership Development conferences in...

Our son-in-law, Todd, has a new horse named Harley. You know, the breed with two wheels and a motor. Nothing would do but that...

NEWARK, Ohio -- To help agribusinesses and producers make more sound grain marketing decisions and more thorough production, marketing and financial plans, Ohio State...

PEORIA, Ill. -- Field pennycress may go from weed to "wonderfuel," thanks to studies by Agricultural Research Service scientists in Peoria, Ill. There, a...

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Instead of dedicating massive acreage to a traditional, plantation-style Christmas tree farm, think outside the box, said University of Kentucky Forestry...

SALEM, Ohio -- Customer demand for more space allowed Simmons Grain Company, on the south side of Salem, to recently complete a massive expansion.According...