Adam Sharp sets course to prepare OFBF for the next 100 years
SALEM, Ohio — Adam Sharp, named executive vice president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation in July 2016, was brought up on a family...
War letters display complements theatre production
ASHTABULA, Ohio — If All the Sky Were Paper by Andrew Carroll is now being performed at the Ashtabula Arts Center. The final dates...
Columbiana County Farm Bureau honors Dr. Wiley
WINONA, Ohio — Columbiana County Farm Bureau honored Doug Wiley, DVM, and State Rep. Tim Ginter at its annual meeting Sept. 27.
The meeting at...
Roundup of FFA news for Sept. 29, 2016:
Catch up on local FFA news for the week of Sept. 29.
Avian flu finding in Alaska reiterates need for caution
Learn more to protect your poultry from the avian flu.
Hayride safety tips
Hayride safety checklist and more.
Harvest starts in a cloud of dust
The combines were running hard in northeast Ohio the last few days, and farmers were mostly happy with yields.
Will it work to pay farmers to sequester carbon?
Farmers enrolled in the Soil Health Partnership program can participate in a carbon reduction incentive system, in which growers are paid by corporations to sequester carbon in their soil.
Tough ag economy weighs on minds at Farm Science Review
Large crowd attends Farm Science Review, despite tough times in ag economy.
Teaching cows to eat weeds
BUTLER, Pa. — Dawson and Marcia Dibbern moved from Massachusetts in 2000 to find land with cheaper taxes. They found their paradise on 80...
