Oil canvas yields top bid at Ewolfs auction
The top lot of recent ewolfs sale was an Arthur Quartley oil on canvas, which sold for $16,560.
StarLink corn overshadowing talk of corn and bean yields this fall
The focus of this fall's conversations has been more about biotech corn than bushels per acre.
Livestock get a new lease on life
Pa. farm helped rescue chickens trapped in Buckeye Egg facility after September tornado.
Region’s county fair sales total $4 million
Farm and Dairy witnessed and recorded more than $4 million being raised in support of 4-H and FFA youth at 28 county fairs this summer in the tri-state region.
DeWine defends Darby stance
DeWine is not backing down from his support of the controversial central Ohio Little Darby National Wildlife Refuge proposal, saying the region could become a "national jewel."
Conservancy adapts its approach toward saving the countryside
Novel community-based conservation approach takes the long view toward "changing tomorrow's history."
Great Lakes 2000: Symposium seeks to find single voice
More than 400 people interested in Great Lakes issues on the national, regional, state and local levels gathered recently in Toledo.
Great Lakes: EPA’s window on the world
Environmental quality has improved, but it still has some ways to go to meet the EPA standards that have been set.
Medina County’s farm preservation levy is defeated
The campaign for a purchase of development rights (PDR) program was defeated on Super Tuesday in Medina County.
Independence gets final approval from FERC for pipeline
After a three-year approval process, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved certificates July 12 for the Independence Pipeline Company.
