Pitt graduate students develop fertilizer inspired by vaccine tech
Pitt students developed AgriNue, a biodegradable, efficient fertilizer inspired by COVID-19 vaccine tech to reduce pollution and costs for farmers.
49 Ohio counties now disaster areas due to drought
The U.S. Department of Agriculture declared five more Ohio counties as primary natural disaster areas due to drought on Oct. 21.
Alexa Davis named Penn State Extension Outstanding 4-H’er
Alexa Davis was recently named Penn State Extension Beaver County's 2024 Outstanding 4-H'er of the year and will attend the National 4-H Congress in Atlanta.
Called to help those impacted by Hurricane Helene
This is part one of a series detailing the Hurricane Helene and Milton relief efforts of Farm and Dairy Managing Editor Sara Welch and her best friend.
Grain prices continue slide on Chicago Board of Trade
Marlin Clark weighs in on the current state of the grain markets, identifying factos pushing prices lower on The Chicago Board of Trade.
Reckoning with the reality of a warming world
A reporter shares his firsthand account of surviving Hurricane Irma in the Caribbean, reflecting on the impact of climate change as storms intensify.
Alliance groups receive awards for historic district walking tour
The Alliance Historical Society and Alliance Preservation Society recently received an outstanding achievement award for their collaborative project “East Main Street Historic District Walking Tour.”
Witch hazel: The Halloween tree
Beginning in early October, the witch hazel suddenly bursts into bloom and is in full splendor by Halloween.
Kibler’s Longrifles takes pride in remaking history
Jim Kibler, of Kibler's Longrifles makes high-quality longrifle kits at his shop in Hanoverton, Ohio,
Ohio ag groups want to enter legal battle over Lake Erie pollution
Ohio agricultural groups, including the Ohio Farm Bureau, intervene in a lawsuit over Lake Erie pollution regulations, aiming to protect small farmers.
