Saturday, December 27, 2025

Yearly Archives: 2023

crop fields

Alan Guebert ponders when exactly the world's leading food growers and sellers are going to adopt more weatherproof agriculture.
closeup of horse grazing

The Bureau of Land Management is holding a wild horse and burro placement event Aug. 11-12 at the Ohio Horse Park.
Spotted lanternfly

As a result of new spotted lanternfly infestations in Ohio, Franklin, Hamilton, Lucas, Mahoning and Muskingum counties will be added to the quarantine area.
Maddie and Miley Caldwell mentor Joel Buyer

The Breaking Boundaries Pig Show gave five participants with disabilities the opportunity to care for and show pigs in front of a state fair audience.
cornfield

Recent rains have helped farmers' crops across the United States, but grain prices have fallen as a result of the improved harvest outlook.

More than 1 million people attended this year’s Ohio State Fair, breaking the 12-day attendance record. Fairgoers also broke the single-day attendance during the fair's run.
a girl walks a pig on a stage

The Ohio State Fair Sale of Champions livestock auction broke eight records and brought in a grand total in sales of $547,500 on Aug. 6.
children look at dairy calves

This summer, the Christian Children's Home of Ohio is running a farm camp to help the children it works with explore agriculture. Through the camp, the children are learning about dairy farming, beekeeping, livestock, technology in agriculture and more.
Item No. 1254

We've received a new submission from Jim Petrosky. He came across Item No. 1254 at his great uncle's estate. Can you help him crack the case?
bumble bee

Penn State Extension Master Gardeners earned first place in the research category of the David Gibby Search for Excellence Awards at a recent conference.