Saturday, November 7, 2026

The program will show producers how to follow best management practices.

Farmers can plant and raise whatever they want, but consumers' demands really shape the food industry.

Researchers use mobile labs to measure the dust, odor and gas inside buildings and exhaust fan flow rates.

Both individuals and businesses turned out to help 4-H members at the two-day sale.

Riceton Farm and Phillisway Farms take top honors in field of 186 Holsteins.

If you're chopping wet corn for silage, be careful.

A returning buyer paid $5,600 for the first basket of dairy products to sell.

Public hearings in Wooster and Lima focus on Ohio EPA's role in animal agriculture.

Pasture, fence and water for horses will be addressed at a special field day Oct. 13.

The easy-to-use record-keeping system is designed to increase milk production.