Ohio conservation tillage conference: No-till was ‘a revolution on the land’
The annual Conservation Tillage & Tech. Conference included a session on the 50-years of no-till farming.
OFBF County Presidents trek to Capitol Hill
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation presidents from across the state traveled to Capitol Hill to tell legislators what legislation is important to farmers and what is happening on the family farm.
Cargill’s Wooster plant is named ‘feed mill of the year’
Efficiency, innovation and employee engagement help mill win top honor.
The Lorax may ‘speak for the trees’, but his message ignores real world
Forester: We're hoping The Lorax movie will remind people about how important forests are for everything from the oxygen we breathe to the foods wildlife eat. With luck, it'll inspire parents to take their kids out to see the real thing.
If you want to manage soybean diseases, start with the seed
You may have already bought your soybean seed, but double check to make sure you have what you need to fight diseases.
Pa. study: If you get a shale check, will you stop milking?
In Pennsylvania, changes in dairy cow numbers between 2007 and 2010 seem to be associated with the level of Marcellus drilling activity.
David Glauer receives OVMA’s top veterinary award
COLUMBUS -- Former State Veterinarian David Glauer received the Ohio Veterinary Medical Association's highest honor, the Veterinarian of the Year award, during the association's...
Kasich staff reviewing Ohio’s ag nutrient management plan
Water quality recommendations being reviewed by Kasich policy staff.
Thompsons preserve 3,000-plus acres in Ohio, Pa.
More than two-thirds of the land is farmland, which will be protected against future development.
ODNR reports: More Utica shale wells in the works
Carroll County appears to be leading the pack again.
