Lifetime of farming has its rewards
Jersey dairyman's farm swallowed by development but his legacy lives on
Ohio’s oldest auction changes owners
Scio Livestock Auction, believed to be Ohio's oldest livestock auction barn, changed ownership July 8.
Black and white now in the black
National Holstein association ends 2003 with operational profit.
Cattle market uncertainty may require more careful fall decision making
Agricultural economists urge producers to weigh the benefits and risks when making fall marketing decisions.
Corn growers grinning from ear to ear
Ohio's corn crop is about two weeks ahead of normal and in good condition.
Exhibitors should take precautions to comply with state livestock laws
The Ohio Department of Agriculture is reminding exhibitors to take a close look at livestock exhibition laws and rules to prevent mistakes punishable by law.
The evil that was visible to all
G. Russell Evans says Bush was not seeking to destroy an evil he did not see, but an evil that was visible to all.
Wheat harvest promising despite disease
Wheat harvest is progressing rapidly across Ohio with decent yields and high test weights, despite the early-season problems with Fusarium head scab.
Is the ag establishment awake?
In this week's commentary, Editor Susan Crowell wonders if ag establishments can resond to the changing face of agriculture.
Wheat pathologists look at head scab
Even moderately resistant varieties can have significant disease and yield loss if the conditions favor infection during flowering.
