From serving to farming
Garret and Natalie Love, Linesville, Pa., returned to the farm after service in the Ohio Air National Guard. They now manage a herd of 70 black Angus.
Harvest is actually going better than it feels
The U.S. grain market expected cheap prices because of the big corn and soybean crops, and got the worst over with. We have actually rebounded nicely from the lows, says grain merchandiser Marlin Clark.
How to avoid ‘gamey’ venison in the field
Understand all of the factors that can affect the taste of deer meat in the field. Learn to manage and preserve venison to get rid of undesirable gamey flavors.
Columbiana County landmark is coming down
Columbiana County landmark for nearly 150 years, the Zarnosky barn, is coming down. The barn is being professionally disassembled.
3 Step social media strategy for your farm
Learn more about why social media marketing is important and how it could benefit your farm.
The Budget newspaper featured in Smithsonian exhibit
The Budget newspaper of Sugarcreek is being featured in a special Smithsonian virtual exhibit.
Where do Clinton and Trump stand on agriculture?
With the presidential election fast-approaching, here's a look at where the candidates stand on ag and rural America.
Celebrating birthdays and baseball
Judith Sutherland reflects on what the Cleveland Indians' World Series berth against the Chicago Cubs means to her son on his 30th birthday.
5 tips for post-harvest storage
Learn more about making preparations for proper storage of farm equipment over the winter.
To store or not to store: Considering grain storage in tight economy
When it comes to deciding whether to store or sell grain at harvest, it all depends on the individual farmer and his or her operation.
