Ohio dairyman balances full-time teaching with full-time farming
Joel Albright, of Albright Jerseys LLC, in Huron County, manages over 400 head of cows while also working full time as an agriscience teacher at Crestview High School, in Ashland.
Market reacts to late rain patterns
The rains are continuing into June, threatening the corn crop, and markets are reacting.
How to create a butterfly garden
It takes a variety of flowers and shrubs that provide food for both the adult and larval stages to create a butterfly garden.
5 tips for sun safety in the field
Small changes occur in the skin each time it is exposed to sunlight. Here are some things to consider before working long hours in the sun this summer.
Farm groups: Trump’s budget fails agriculture
Farm groups say the cuts in President Trump's budget proposal would hurt agriculture and conservation efforts.
Why won’t my garden grow? 10 common plant problems
Keeping a watchful eye on your garden throughout the season helps you detect plant problems early, and apply effective solutions before it’s too late.
Ohio Ag Equipment buys Witmer’s Inc.
Ohio Ag Equipment, a division of Ohio CAT, has purchased the Witmer’s Inc. AGCO dealership near Columbiana, Ohio. The Witmer family will now focus on its construction business.
The dairy life is a humbling life
The Wolff family milks around 60-head of Holsteins and farms around 200 acres in Medina County, Ohio. Kara Wolff said dairy farming can be "a frustrating life, but it's a humbling life."
New diesel oil standards
New oil standards and two new oil products will help protect diesel engines, provide higher fuel efficiency and assist in meeting emissions requirements.
‘BE FAST’ to recognize stroke signs
"BE FAST" an acronym released by Penn State Health to identify 95 percent of acute strokes, including those that occur in the back of the brain.
