Crop watch: Farmers still ahead of 2002 progress
Despite the rains, Ohio farmers are 21 days ahead of last year in planting.
Dairy program aims to improve milk prices, reduce production
A new program says it will balance supply with demand in the dairy marketplace and improve the prices that farmers receive for their milk.
Migrating whooping crane at refuge after Ohio stop
The juvenile whooping crane made an unexpected stop in Morgan County in early May during its migration trip.
More cows, more milk in March
The USDA recorded more cows and higher milk production in March, compared to a year ago.
MPC tariff bill gaining steam in Washington
USDA figures show U.S. imports of milk protein concentrate rose 18.1 percent in 2002, relative to a year ago.
Navarre museum reopens for Sunday tours
The musuem features the domestic lifestyle of a family at the end of the Canal Era.
Deerfield Farms expands to western Pa.
Deerfield Farms Service will operate portions of western Pennsylvania-based Ag Central beginning July 1.
Ohio leads the nation in Tree City USA communities
For the 22nd consecutive year, Ohio has retained its standing as the nation's leader in the number of Tree City USA communities.
Farm retirement, management linked
Passing the family farm has been dubbed the 'real' farm crisis, lagging behind low commodity prices and urban sprawl.
Rain delay: Planting screeches to a halt
Area farmers planted at breakneck speed in April and early May. Then the rains came.
