Map highlights Ohio’s historic land tracts
A new map describes the historical development of Ohio from pioneer times to the present.
‘New environmentalism’ needed, U.S. interior secretary tells cattlemen
Successful conservation is a partnership between government, consumers and landowners. U.S. Interior Secretary Gale Norton shared her concept of a "new environmentalism" with cattlemen.
New York features indoor farm show Feb. 20-22
The New York Farm Show will be Feb. 20-22 in Syracuse, N.Y., at the state fairgrounds.
Niles museum features club, lodge displays
A current display at the Niles Historical Society highlights area ladies' clubs, lodges, scouts, YMCA, athletic club and other groups.
OARDC’s Secrest Arboretum to build ‘bicentennial walkway’
Secrest Arboretum is building a paved walkway on its grounds, which will be dedicated to the 200th anniversary of the founding of the state of Ohio.
Ohio Bull Test Field Day set for March 1
Check out the latest field of bulls on test at the Eastern Ohio Resource Development Center March 1.
USDA and states battling over elevator licenses
The USDA says a grain warehouse with a federal license is subject only to U.S. regulations. Not so, respond officials in Ohio and Indiana.
Ohio couples honored for lifelong service
Eighteen couples, including several from northeastern Ohio, will be honored by Ohio First Lady Hope Taft on Valentine's Day for their enduring marriages and commitment to volunteerism.
Dorpers make it easy for shepherd
The Dorper sheep breed is a hardy, low-maintenance choice, one that Ohio shepherd Chuck White is glad he made.
Ohio Young Farmers recognize top producers
Becky and Gary Brill of Union County, Ohio, each earned top individual awards at the Ohio Young Farmers annual meeting.
