International peace project rooted in Ohio
Organizers of the project are still seeking donations of tractor use for the domestic unveiling.
Young farm workers in for harvest of pain
Study results indicate that one in 10 adolescents working or living on a farm has suffered an injury severe enough to require medical attention.
Borlaug offers hope for global harvest
In an Ohio presentation, 1970 Nobel Peace Prize winner Norman Borlaug outlined his views on agriculture in the coming century.
Resourceful another name for cheapskate
Here are some tips on pinching those pennies during tough times.
On thin ice: Winter destined to be warmest on record
Meteorological winter of 2001-02 will be Northeast's warmest ever.
Columbiana-Mahoning cattlemen honor Oelker
The Columbiana-Mahoning Cattlemen's Association showed its appreciation to Columbiana County Extension Ag Agent Ernie Oelker during the association's recent annual meeting.
Ohio raspberry growers cultivating growth of cancer-fighting crop
The raspberry, particularly the black raspberry, is coming out on top of ongoing research to test the cancer-fighting potential of small fruits.
California poised to pass Wisconsin in cheese production
Over the past 20 years, Wisconsin and the upper Midwest have steadily lost ground to California and other Western states in milk production.
Milestone: Ohio State fields certified organic
Three Ohio State University farm fields recently earned organic certification, giving researchers a better idea of the issues facing organic producers.
Beef short course addresses marketing, management issues
Beef short course to addresses cattle marketing and management issues.
