College Aggies Online program returns this fall
The Animal Agriculture Alliance’s 2017 College Aggies Online scholarship program will kick off Sept. 10.
Bipartisan urban ag bill intended to spur economy
Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur introduced the Urban Agriculture Production Act Sept. 8, a bipartisan bill to bolster nutritional and farmers’ market programs.
Empathy and flexibility matter when managing farm employees
Faced with a decades-long struggle to find laborers, farmers can still do a lot to attract and keep their staff and lighten their load with technology.
Visit livestock grazing plots at the Gwynne during the Review
A new livestock grazing demonstration area has been created in the Gwynne Conservation Area, and will be open for producers to visit during the Review.
Demonstration plots can offer farmers side-by-side insight
Experts from Ohio State will be on hand at the review to discuss the crops they planted and the outcome that either shows a problem or resolves one.
Schmukis and Campbells honored in Stark County
Members of the Stark County Farm Bureau and Stark Soil and Water Conservation District met for a joint annual meeting Sept. 12.
Ready for the show: Farm Science Review
The second-year manager of Farm Science Review shares a little perspective about this year's event, which begins Sept. 19.
My grandparents taught me….
Our readers shared the most important thing they learned from their grandparents. Here are some of the special memories and amazing stories.
Farm size matters when it comes to profit
When it comes to the profitability of Pennsylvania farms, size matters, according to economists in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences.
Soil restoration is key after pipelines
Pipeline construction is sure to change your landscape and there are a lot of things you can do to make sure the soil gets put back correctly.
