Pa. drought not over: Don’t be fooled by rain
Even with recent rains, much of Pennsylvania is still just barely above normal for March. One expert declares, "long-term deficits remain staggering."
Ohio’s large-scale livestock rules under final review
Unless major revisions are required, Ohio's livestock facility permitting and operating regulations are set to take effect as early as June 20. The regulations govern farms housing more than 1,000 animal units.
Program covers military headgear through the ages
Sebring Historical Society to host the April 15 meeting.
Area cooperatives combine operations
The merger proposal was approved by more than 70 percent of the cooperatives' members.
Spring fever! — See the best blooms in Buckeye State
Ohio state parks bloom with wildflowers this spring.
Clean Ohio farmland preservation program still seeks applicants
Ohio landowners have until April 30 to apply for farmland preservation money through the Clean Ohio Fund.
Acreage survey finds Ohio farmers will plant fewer acres
Ohio farmers mirror their counterparts nationwide, planning to shift some acreage from soybeans back into corn.
Brisk bidding hikes Daffodil Sale receipt
This year's Daffodil Dairy Sale in Carrollton Ohio averaged $1,742.39, an increase of over $500 per head from last year.
Chagrin Falls antiques show planned April 27
The show is expected to draw collectors and dealers from throughout the Chagrin Valley and northeastern Ohio.
Cincinnati’s Union Terminal hosts rotunda tours
Docents provide complimentary tours every Saturday and Sunday and by appointment.
