Slimmed-down CWT gets go-ahead
The lack of interest forced the federation to change participation requirements from 80 percent signup to 70 percent.
Shrimp farming practices snapping its pincers into northern Ohio
Hiram-area farmer stocks ponds with shrimp; thought to be the northernmost shrimp farm in United States.
USDA grants aid disabled farmers
West Virginia one of 24 states to receive AgrAbility grant.
Angus breed weaning weights adjusted
Angus association expands age window to include calves as young as 120 days.
Zoar Village celebrates everyday life
Zoar Village will be busy July 12-13 with demonstrations of how the Zoar Separatists conducted their lives.
Champion buckeye tree could be in your yard
Would your 'big tree' measure up? Find out whether it would earn a spot in the big tree 'hall of fame.'
Committee recommends 4.3 percent increase in beef checkoff budget
The committee says the increase in budget is not because checkoff revenue increased.
Dairy science grad commits $5.4 million to Penn State
William B. Darrow, of Honey Grove, Pa., commits money to support programs in the College of Agricultural Sciences.
Still waiting on calves: Manage summer stresses in cow herd
Cows in at least 10 herds southern Ohio have been identified as still carrying calves, and Fairfield County extension program assistant Stan Smith is sure there are others everywhere with the same problem.
Ohio no-till plot pioneers leave legacy in agricultural production around world
Ohio plots are the longest, continuously maintained no-till plots in the world.
