Crop farming at a young age
Crawford County farmer Casey Niese relies on the insight of his father and grandfather, and his college education, to succeed as a crop farmer.
Make-A-Wish helps teen continue to do farm chores
When the Make-A-Wish Foundation granted a request from a Medina County teen, he could have asked for anything, but all Micah wanted was a golf cart so he could continue to work on his family’s farm.
Farm Science Review gets even bigger
The Farm Science Review showcases the latest in ag equipment, technology and services, for farmers of all sizes and commodities. It will be held at the Molly Caren Agricultural Center near London, Ohio, Sept. 18-20.
Early harvest means tough grain marketing decisions
Low prices make marketing decisions easy to defer, but the big, early crops mean most farmers will have some corn and soybeans that need to go to town.
How to determine whether an old pickling recipe is safe
If you’re wondering whether or not an old family recipe is safe to use when pickling fruits and vegetables from your garden, use these tips.
Wayne County Fair makes changes amid heavy rains
The Wayne County Fair decided to make some big changes ahead of a major rainstorm expected Sunday.
Manure separator saves sand, big time
This manure separator saves Cornell about 95 percent of its sand, which can be reused for bedding.
AgrAbility helps farmers continue farming after injury
Ohio AgrAbility is part of a national effort through the U.S. Department of Agriculture that promotes independence for people working in agriculture.
10 ways to advertise your agritourism event (for free!)
Agritourism gives farmers an opportunity to diversify operations and add a new stream of revenue. Check out these 10 ways to advertise your event for free.
Precision agriculture yields Script Ohio in soybeans
The Ohio State marching band’s famous Script Ohio has been recreated in a soybean field just east of the Farm Science Review near London, Ohio.
