U.S. House votes down 2013 Farm Bill
Farm groups wanted the U.S. House to vote on farm bill, but most not pleased with outcome.
Wolfinger family is leaping into the future of beef with a lot of faith
Guts, glory and determination. Three words to describe a farming family in Belmont County, Ohio.
More than s’mores: Teens turn off technology during Ohio forestry and wildlife camp
Not every camper will end up a wildlife specialist or a forester, but organizers hope the teens will at least build on the week’s natural resources foundation no matter what their career path.
Local food advocate believes infrastructure is key to the future
Meet Abbe Turner. A mother, wife, founder of the Ohio Sheep, Goat and Milk Initiative and last but not least: local food advocate.
Pipelines are beginning to line Ohio’s landscape
Ohio's Utica shale buzz has gone from drilling to pipelines.
Ohio’s first agriscience STEM school to open
School will have a primary focus on agbiosciences, a proven field for careers.
Ag economist: This isn’t the year to think about expanding hog operation
Delayed planting has increased corn and meal prices, raising concerns that hog production costs will not drop as much as anticipated.
USDA says they can’t locate any more genetically engineered wheat in Oregon
The USDA announced June 14 that so far an investigation has found no other volunteer glyphosate-resistant wheat plants have been found so far.
USDA: Mapping the way to even healthier rice
Rice is getting a nutritional boost thanks to Agricultural Research Service.
Top two at Eastern Livestock Co. sentenced to federal prison
The former owner and former chief operating officer of the now-bankrupt Eastern Livestock Company will spend the next several years in federal prison after a check-kiting scheme left many cattle producers with fraudulent checks.
