Ohio native returns home, cultivates knowledge at garden school
Tisa Watts is a horticulturist with 20 years of experience and an expert on backyard biodiversity. She founded the Columbus Garden School to educate others.
Ace Solar brings energy efficiency to farms, homes and businesses
Ace Solar, based in New Middletown, Ohio, has grown to meet the increased demand for solar energy systems to power homes, businesses and farms.
Wild ride on the corn train
July corn futures have seen a range of 72 1/2 cents in a little more than three weeks. Marlin Clark weighs in on the causes behind the price fluctuations.
How to identify beech leaf disease
Beech leaf disease has been documented in at least a dozen counties in northeast Ohio and parts of Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut and Ontario, Canada.
Results of sandhill crane count released
Observers reported 357 sandhill cranes in Ohio during the volunteer-driven 2023 Midwest Crane Count, April 15.
What Appalachia needs in the next farm bill
The next farm bill is an opportunity to reshape agriculture to actually feed people and save the environment, according to ReImagine Appalachia.
Abraham Drainage grows to meet demand
Taylor Abraham, owner of Abraham Drainage and Excavation, believes better drainage can help many farmers increase production with a much lower investment.
Roundup of gardening news for June 8, 2023
Richfield Historical Society is hosting its annual Richfield Garden Tour and Perennial Plant sale from 11 a.m.-4 p.m., June 10.
Fish for free in West Virginia, June 10 and 11
West Virginia’s Free Fishing Weekend will return June 10-11; it is part of a nationwide effort to make fishing more accessible to the public.
Unkefer Sales builds on legacy
Unkefer Sales, in Minerva, Ohio, has upgraded its landscaping, showrooms and shop, but the most important aspect of the business hasn’t changed.
