Stalk rot widespread in Ohio
Stalk rot causing lodging can cost corn growers lost yields, income.
Buckeye ingenuity: Caregiver adapts items to help elderly, disabled
Special Farm Science Review presentation shares ideas for make-your-own adaptive equipment.
Call of the wild: N.H. lake lures man and beast
Included in the protected prime wildlife habitats that cover more than 7,700 acres along the shores of Lake Umbagog and the banks of the Magalloway and Androscoggin rivers are freshwater wetlands, floating islands of spruce and maple trees, lily pads and upland areas of balsam-scented spruce-fir forests.
Fairfield County barn tour slated
The Sept. 22 event will focus on three renovated barns.
Lighten up: Ohio farm equipment law kicks in
Farmers who have multi-wheeled tractors are now required to display new lighting for traveling at night on streets or highways.
Mercer County Country Tour scheduled
The Sept. 15-16 drive-it-yourself tour will feature eight stops.
Milking sheep: Wisconsin family says it’s profitable
Sheep milk is in great demand through thier sheep dairy cooperative, selling at an economically sustainable price to create domestic sheep milk cheese production.
New FSR exhibit targets small farms
The Center for Small Farms, co-sponsored by the American Small Farm magazine and Farm Science Review, is geared toward manufacturing agribusinesses that assist smaller acreage farmers.
Ohio receives national archives award
Ohio Historical Society has received an award recognizing the society's public service and contributions to the archives profession, particularly in the area of pioneering services on the Internet.
All roads lead to London, Ohio
In this week's commentary, Editor Susan Crowell explains reasons why you should attend this year's Farm Science Review.
