Planting 2013: Cold spring could finally break this week
Only 2 percent of Ohio corn is planted and 11 percent in Pennsylvania. But temps. expected to warm this week.
Read this before you sign that pipeline easement lease
Does anyone really understand the convoluted legal language in pipeline lease agreements? You’d better try. Here's what landowners should include to protect themselves.
U.S. EPA: May deadline for Spill Control and Containment Plans on farms
EPA deadline looms for Spill Control and Containment Plans on many farms.
Hoffman Farms focuses on crops and cattle
Christian Hoffman —Ohio's Commercial Cattelemen of the Year — is a young producer but is on par with some of the best.
Judge denies summary judgment; Chesapeake headed to court
Judge determines the use of hydraulic fracturing can constitute trespassing.
The flood of 1913: Then and now
The Great Dayton Flood of 1913 is the worst natural disaster in Ohio history. March marked the 100th anniversary of the event.
Produce industry to hear federal food safety update April 30 in Wooster
FDA staff visiting Northeast Ohio to talk about food safety, hear comments.
Food Dialogues 2013
Our social media coverage of the 2013 Food Dialogues.
Will soybean seeds be bigger this year?
Last year’s drought conditions plus late-season rains expedited the growth of soybean plants, which has caused fewer seed pods and larger seeds for growers to plant this year.
What could the explosion in the city of West mean to farmers this spring?
SALEM, Ohio — As the town of West, Texas, begins to unravel what went wrong and resulted in an explosion at a fertilizer plant...
