4-H’ers provide aid in time for the holidays
Jefferson County, Ohio, 4-H members collected $4,000 in Walmart gift cards for 4-H members in Texas, still strained from the impact of Hurricane Harvey.
Ohio Farm Bureau honors Ken Davis, Fred Finney
Ohio ag leaders Ken Davis, Highland County, and Fred Finney, Wayne County, received Ohio Farm Bureau's Distinguished Service Awards Dec. 7. Also honored was Shirley Boyd, Agriculture Educator Award winner.
Ohio Proud: helping producers market local food
Ohio Proud is a marketing program created by the Ohio State Department of Agriculture to promote locally grown, raised and processed foods.
ATI director enjoys changing lives through education
The newest director at the Agricultural Technical Institute says a two-year degree can make a huge improvement in a person's career and quality of life.
Ag barometer: Producer sentiment slips following harvest
The Ag Economy Barometer fell to 128 in November in what appears to be a post-harvest slump. This is the barometer's second-lowest reading in 2017.
Appalachia is driving growth in oil and gas production
As of November 2017, more than 1,800 wells have been drilled in the Utica-Point Pleasant, and more than 11,300 wells have been drilled in the Marcellus shale.
Youth can offer hope in Ohio’s opioid fight
Hope for Ohio conference draws youth from across the state, to discuss what they can do in their communities to beat the opioid crisis.
ATV and UTV safety during hunting season
No matter how experienced you are as a rider or driver, operating an ATV or UTV can be dangerous. Put safety first this hunting season.
Court extends livestock emissions reporting deadline
A federal court has granted an exemption on livestock emissions reporting to the EPA, and producers now have until Jan. 22.
Shepherd’s Symposium recognizes top Ohio breeders
The Buckeye Shepherd’s Symposium was held Dec. 2, in Wooster, with the Kin family winning the master shepherd award.
