Houses may replace Penn State farmland
Penn State University has sold 155 acres of farmland to a company hoping to build 400 residential units.
Death of small-town America is greatly exaggerated
When people care, the community persists in the face of social, demographic and economic changes.
Farm animal welfare standards in spotlight
Farmers face questions from consumers, foodservice and retailers who want assurances about onfarm animal care practices.
Soybean, corn markets focus on China
Current import/export activity by China is the focus of the soybean, corn, and wheat markets.
Will cloned animals enter food supply?
Although FDA says cloned animals are safe to eat, it will be awhile before it's in the grocery store.
Finney earns Wayne County’s 4-H top honor
A Marshallville teen won the Wayne County 4-H Award of Excellence for 2003.
Is zoning good for agriculture?
Historically, agriculture in Ohio has viewed zoning negatively. But now agriculture is being forced into zoning issues.
Off-farm income important to farm families
USDA reports 94 percent of farm operator income will come from off-farm sources this year.
Ohio Bull Test gets deliveries
The 101 bulls are scheduled to be weighed "on test" Nov. 25-26.
Project aims to clean filthy flies
Flies are known to appear out of nowhere in different regions of the country.
