Turkey prices alone may result in more expensive holiday
UPPER SADDLE RIVER, N.J. -- With Thanksgiving around the corner, consumers will soon be purchasing and preparing the holiday dinner, which, in all likelihood, will be slightly more expensive than in 2009, according to data from The Food Institute.
Ohio dairy association talks ‘voice,’ from hiring to building relationships
ODPA holds fall meetings to discuss accomplishments, and the road ahead.
Honoring our veterans, our heroes
Each morning, by dawn's early light, Ohioans Virgil and June Smith look out their dining room window at the memorial Virgil has literally cut in stone to honor America and salute the seven sons his mother and father sent off to serve in our country's military.
‘Human error’ leads to egg recall involving Ohio Fresh Eggs
No illnesses, but situation could have been serious.
Ohio farm stay shares country living experience
They admit to being farmer ‘newbies,’ but Dan and Annette Morgan plan to continue learning, and sharing their lessons.
Early harvest allows rare opportunity for fall fertilizing
COLUMBUS -- With corn and soybean harvest ahead of schedule in Ohio, farmers are encouraged to make their fertilizer applications now."This is a rare...
OFU files lawsuit to regain over $1 million in embezzled funds
Former Ohio Farmer’s Union Treasurer Kathy Beutler could file for judicial release at the end of November, but the OFU is seeking $1.2 million in damages in a new suit.
Penn State Ag Council honors agricultural leaders
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Pennsylvania's secretary of agriculture, a college student from Carlisle and a statewide youth organization were honored when the Penn State...
‘Buckeye Compromise’ still in place, though its broker, Gov. Strickland, is soon to bow...
What will the agreement with Ohio farm groups and HSUS mean with a new governor? Time will tell.
Elections likely to mean status quo for agriculture, subsidies
While Republicans regained control of the U.S. House of Representatives and Democrats held onto the majority in the Senate, the new agricultural committees in each chamber aren't likely to touch farm subsidy programs.
