China’s WTO efforts not enough
U.S. gives China flunking grade on implementing its WTO commitments.
Columnist off base with poison idea
Starling and sparrow traps better answer than poisoning.
Farmall name reborn on Case IH tractors
Case IH is re-introducing the Farmall name in conjunction with a new line of compact tractors later this year.
Former 4-H director, Chuck Lifer, earns top Ohio State honor
Dr. Charles W. Lifer, former state 4-H leader, received Ohio State University's Distinguished Service Award.
Fuel-cell technology is hot, hot, hot… maybe too hot
Fuel cells promise to be the power source of the future, but some types run too hot to be practical.
EPA’s new CAFO rules headed to court in multiple lawsuits
Ohio Farm Bureau leaders have ringside seats for the D.C. action.
Study: Tax breaks don’t help education
Economic development subsidies granted to many businesses may be harming public education.
Horsemen riding out herpes outbreak
The recent deaths of horses infected with the infectious equine herpesvirus rhinopneumonitis continues to scare horse owners.
U.S. continues Canadian wheat board subsidy investigation
U.S. imports of wheat from Canada are subsidized, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce.
The life of a farm wife: The love, hours, sacrifice
Darla Huddle admits she isn't the decision maker at H&H Farms in Napoleon, Ohio, but her duties are almost as vast as the more than 2,000 acres they farm.
