Planter University event focused on nutrient and seed placement
Seed placement and the right amount of fertilizer needed to maximize yields while saving money will be the focus of the daylong Planter University workshop.
Biological controls found for fungal diseases of soybeans
When certain mycoviruses infect those fungi, they can become less virulent — good news for crop yields.
USDA Ohio Rural Development loan brings project to life
Richland and Crawford county residents now have access to a brand-new, 24-hour, full-service hospital.
Is it time to till yourno-till field?
With any agronomic practice, including tillage, there are benefits and drawbacks.
Certified Soil Technician certification offered
Becoming a Certified Soil Technician requires passing the fundamentals in soil science exam, with three years of experience.
Seed industry announces Palmer amaranth test
The new test will provide companies and their customers with an additional tool to ensure purity.
OEFFA names 2017 award winners
The Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association (OEFFA) named the 2017 recipients for the stewardship, service and advocacy awards.
Lack of food widespread in Ohio
Families who earn more than the threshold for services can still have trouble putting food on the table
Roundup of 4-H news for Feb. 16, 2017
Cecil 4-H will be holding its first meeting for the year Feb. 16 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Cecil Volunteer Fire Hall.
Michigan, Ohio study corn silage hybrids
In 2016, 47 corn silage hybrids representing 16 commercial brands were evaluated in a joint trial with Michigan State University.
