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Economist says a 135 percent tax would result in an acceptable reduction in phosphorus leaving farmers’ fields

Show season brings new concerns for livestock health. Learn more about ways to keep livestock healthy before taking them to the fair.

In response to outspoken criticism from hunters and farmers, the Ohio Department of Natural Resource postponed a proposal to change coyote trapping and hunting rules, Feb. 18. The proposal would have required coyote hunters and trappers to get fur taker permits, and would have limited the season for trapping coyotes. It is no longer under consideration for the current round of changes, but could be considered again as soon as this summer, according to ODNR.

The Lorain County Junior Fair Sale, held Aug. 22 and 24, 2024, brought in just over $1 million from 593 lots.

Downer cows. Bruised animals. Dark cutters. Problems with e. coli, salmonella, or a host of pathogens. Is it the slaughter facility? Are the causes a lack of training or improper training?

The Food and Agriculture Organization estimates crop diseases annually reduce potential yields by as much as 40 percent. A new photo database, 'PlantVillage', will help.

Although caring for indoor plants is similar to outdoor plants, houseplants require a few special considerations.

Ohio approves its fifth behind-the-meter natural gas plant in New Albany: a 250 MW facility with battery storage built to power a Meta data center. But that's not all! There are two more such power plants in the application process with the Ohio Power Siting Board.

Reducing the risk of injury or death for young people on farms is the goal of a new project aimed at developing a coordinated national approach to youth farm safety education.

Farmers say issue belongs in the state hands, not the U.S. EPA.