New World screwworm again halts livestock trade with Mexico
Flesh-eating parasite nears U.S. border, halts livestock trade with Mexico amid rising fears of outbreak and threats to U.S. agriculture.
Pitt researchers want farmers’ input for Asian longhorned tick study
University of Pittsburgh researchers are looking for Pennsylvania farmers willing to let them collect samples of ticks on their property and livestock.
Farm and Dairy Weekly Rundown: Episode 14 (7-10-25)
Reporters Liz Partsch and Paul Rowley give a rundown of the top stories in Farm and Dairy newspaper for the week of July 10, 2025.
Pennsylvania No-Till Alliance celebrates 20 years with upcoming field days
The Pennsylvania No-Till Alliance celebrates 20 years of farmer-led efforts to boost soil health, expand cover crops and promote no-till practices.
Western Reserve Artist Blacksmith Association reignites passion for blacksmithing
Western Reserve Artist Blacksmith Association recently held its annual conference with Anna Koplik who demonstrated new skills to interested blacksmiths.
New law paves way for Ohio Farm Bureau Health Plans, expanding coverage
Ohio Farm Bureau’s new health plans aim to offer affordable, comprehensive coverage for farm families, thanks to a law modeled after Tennessee’s success.
Fairy candles light up the forest
Fairy candles, or black cohosh, bloom each July with towering white spires, marking midsummer's arrival and adding a magical glow to shaded forest trails.
Roundup of FFA news for July 10, 2025
The new Loudonville FFA officers spent several hours on June 12 and 13 planning their year.
Roundup of 4-H news for July 10, 2025
Catch up on local 4-H news with Growing Traditions 4-H Club, Leatherwood Valley 4H, Country Kids and Kritters 4-H and Hicks and Hayseeds 4-H.
After 12 years of fighting hunger, StarkFresh closes amid rising costs, shrinking support
StarkFresh, a Canton nonprofit fighting hunger for 12 years, is closing due to funding and operational challenges, leaving a vital gap in food access.
