‘N’-formation, please: Answering the tough fertilizer questions this spring
How much corn to plant this spring is going to be a tough decision for Ohio and Indiana farmers facing either shortages or extremely high prices for nitrogen fertilizers, a key input.
Hail to the first ladies
Although they play a major role when their spouses are in the White House, First Ladies are often forgotten when the presidential term ends. A wife of an Ohio congressman is working to change that with the creation of the National First Ladies' Library in Canton.
Ohio irrigation trials show bugs still exist
Here are the details of the three irrigation/wetland demonstration sites created in Ohio.
Lowmillers win dairy production awards
Milk producers in Columbiana and Mahoning counties received recognition for herd production in the last two years.
Ohio Young Farmers announces state winners
The Ohio Young Farmers recognized many state winners at its annual convention, Feb. 17-18.
Researchers improve environment with innovative irrigation system
New technology can improve Ohio farm drainage and irrigation while increasing crop production and protecting water quality.
Ohio’s building doctors schedule house calls
The Ohio Historical Society will make its building doctors available for eight clinics for old-building owners during 2001.
An eloquent book on autism
A new book chronicling both the successes and struggles that have been part of the author's daughter's move from her own isolated "nirvana" to the outside world.
What makes a relationship a healthy one?
There are three clues couples can use to test the health of their relationship. Part four of our six-part series on relationships explains how.
Arm yourself with information to battle mad cow disease
Americans can't ignore the disaster created by mad cow disease in Europe. Extension Agent Jim Skeeles arms you with enough details so you can be informed about the potential risks.
