Son leads effort to rebuild family barn destroyed by fire
The Hufnagels' barn was the center of their family's life for 58 years until Oct. 13 when it was destroyed by fire. But an effort is underway to rebuild.
USDA releases draft hemp rules
The U.S. Department of Agriculture officially announced the launch of federal hemp program, with the release of the program’s first draft of regulations.
How to determine a deer’s mood by its tail
Learn how to recognize the signs of a nervous deer based on the position of its tail and determine your best course of action before it takes off.
Sunday hunting bill moves on in Pennsylvania legislature
Pennsylvania is one step closer to having more Sundays available for hunting. Senate Bill 147 moved on in the state legislature earlier this week.
Columbiana, Carroll Co. landowners sue Encino Energy over royalty checks
A federal lawsuit claims Encino Energy and its affiliates underpaid Ohio landowners at least $5 million for oil and natural gas royalties.
Breaking the cycle of limited broadband access, knowledge
Legislators, nonprofits, businesses, professionals and students are all working to solve rural broadband issues, but there are many challenges.
Building a corn maze is a family affair for Rolling Acres
Making a corn maze begins months before the first visitors enter the corn field to wind their way around its twists and turns.
FDA proposes animal antibiotics go behind the counter
The FDA proposed over-the-counter antibiotics used in animals become available from a veterinarian only as a way to curb antibiotic resistance.
How to buy quality hay in an uncertain year
Learn to evaluate leafiness, maturity, odor, color, softness, purity, bale condition and contaminants to determine overall quality of hay.
Opponents of HB 288 say they need eminent domain
State legislation that would limit the powers of eminent domain in Ohio is facing opposition from a number of local governments and recreation groups.
