Appalachian life captured in new photography exhibit
A new photography exhibit at the Ohio Historical Society focuses on the lives of those living in Appalachian communities.
Pa., Ohio Farm Bureaus receive national awards for programming
Ohio Farm Bureau received the American Farm Bureau's Pinnacle Award, which recognizes outstanding accomplishments in programming and membership.
Pennsylvania Farm Show attracts record attendance
This year's Pennsylvania Farm Show recorded record attendance. An estimated 585,000 visitors attended the nation's largest indoor agriculture event.
GMO basher, Mark Lynas, makes an about-face
Most of us are science illiterate. That's why emotion and public perception steers policy, not science. A GMO opponent changes his mind.
Meat exports surpass 2011 levels
Meat exports are up from 2011 levels. Major importers include Canada, Hong Kong and South America.
Cattle producers might need to test, supplement poor-quality forages
Drought of 2012 could affect forage quality through the winter.
Ford redefines ‘bumper crop’
About 120 million pounds of damaged vehicle parts have been processed through the Ford Core Recovery Program since its inception.
Pennsylvania Farm Show: Officials meet to discuss policy
The farm bill and dairy policy was on the minds and lips of government officials at the annual government luncheon held during the 97th annual Pennsylvania Farm Show.
13 ways for farmers to lose money in 2013
Farmers and landowners everywhere -- every year -- overlook some of the basics that would help them save money or make money. So we decided to create a list of ways to lose money this year (in hopes that you'll not take our advice).
Ashtabula County steer disqualified after officials find drug in urine test
Test confirms presence of drug acepromazine. State's zero tolerance policy results in a disqualification.
