Farmers can be ‘cautiously optimistic’ about 2018
Cash receipts are likely to improve at the close of the current year, and into 2018, but farmers should take the good news with a grain of salt.
Ashtabula Co. celebrates 100th barn quilt
Ashtabula County Barn Quilt Trail is celebrating its 100th barn quilt to be installed in just four years. A documentary about the trail has been created.
Livestock farmers face emissions deadline
Unless a federal court grants an extension, livestock farmers will need to report emissions to the government beginning Nov. 15.
Huge harvest keeping prices down
Strong yields for corn and soybeans keep prices low.
Lingle Holsteins prove cow comfort matters
Cow comfort, health and genetics are the keys to success for Lingle Holsteins in Wooster, Ohio. The Lingles milk around 160 registered Holsteins and have a current rolling herd average of 25,058 pounds milk, 989 pounds fat and 780 pounds protein.
How to fell a tree
Evaluate the tree you want to remove and decide whether or not you can do it safely. Learn to fell a tree in five simple steps.
Organic farming conference focuses on the next generation
Just under 500 organic growers and enthusiasts were registered for the Organic Farming Conference Nov. 10-11 at the Mount Hope Event Center.
Ohio farmland sells for $7.4 million
About 850 acres along the Richland-Huron County line recently sold at auction for $7.4 million, with more land that will sell in 2018.
What is a conservation plan?
Developing a good conservation plan is the first step to managing natural resources on your farm and ensuring they remain available for future generations.
American Simmental Association announces new DNA program
The American Simmental Association has launched a new research project aimed at collecting female genotypes from whole herds.
