Acres expected to go back into corn
A Purdue economist predicts more corn and fewer soybean acres in 2003.
War with Iraq will impact U.S. economy
With the Bush administration warning that "time is running out" for Saddam Hussein to comply with demands to disarm, prospects for a war against Iraq are looming large.
Buckeye Tool Expo and auction set for Feb. 14
The ninth annual Buckeye Tool Expo will be Feb. 14-15 in downtown Kidron, Ohio.
Weaving group works to increase membership
East Ohio Handweavers Guild is looking for new members interested in fiber arts.
Gardening series for both youth and adults
Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens' Garden Days Series consists of five programs geared to the interests of both adults and children.
George Ford Morris exhibit unveiled
The works of George Ford Morris are featured in an exhibition at the Harness Racing Museum and Hall of Fame through May 2003.
Have a question about Farm Bill? Get answers Jan. 31
Reservations aren't required for the question-and-answer session Jan. 31 in Ravenna.
Future is unknown, always has been
In this week's commentary, Editor Susan Crowell comments on the unknown technologies of tomorrow and the unimaginable ways they will impact agriculture.
Historic site sets dates for Feb. events
James A. Garfield National Historic Site programs for February begin Feb. 8 with Behind the Scenes II, "Beauty Framed: A Visual Arts Tour of Lawnfield."
Canton city dairy project put on hold
Dairy farm planners hit a roadblock in their attempts to buy vacant land but are still looking elsewhere.
