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The 2026 Waterford Community Junior Fair Sale brought in $526,825 from 219 lots on Aug. 15, 2026.

The Lorain County Dairy Youth Auction raised a record $102,125 to support 4-H youth who show dairy cattle at the county fair. Unlike market livestock shows where animals are sold, this annual auction ensures dairy exhibitors get rewarded for their year-long work.

When Pickaway County farmers tried to block a massive Anduril defense factory on local farmland, a statehouse lobbyist stepped in. Emails reveal how a new Ohio budget amendment preempted local home rule, blocking citizens from voting on megaproject zoning changes in their community.

Truck and tractor pulls at the Portage County Randolph Fair were canceled Friday after a semi crashed through a concrete barrier Thursday night. The driver suffered minor injuries. The fair is repairing the barrier ahead of Saturday’s pulls.

Allegheny, Beaver, Berks, Blair, Butler, Centre, Chester, Clinton, Huntingdon, Jefferson, Lebanon, Luzerne, McKean and Schuylkill counties are now primary natural disaster areas for the freeze that occurred between April 20 and May 31.

Ohio is approaching one of its wettest Augusts on record following severe storms and flooding. Ohio State University Extension experts advise farmers to assess crop damage, monitor flooded corn and soybeans, watch for harvest issues and document losses for crop insurance.

Coyote Run Ranch in Columbiana County is helping revive the American bison population. Owners Nick and Kristin George are set to host the Eastern Regional Bison Conference in September to educate ranchers on ethical breeding, pasture management and safe livestock handling

The Illinois beef plant will close amid a historic cattle shortage, alarming unions and Ohio cattle producers over lost jobs and shrinking market access.

Fort Laurens, Ohio’s only Revolutionary War fort, reveals soldiers’ hardships and new excavations as crews work to rebuild part of the stockade by 2028.

After learning that early hay harvest destroys bobolink nests, Jefferson County farmer Adam Costarella delayed cutting until July. By adjusting his grazing and haymaking schedule, he helped restore habitat for these long-distance migratory birds on his eastern Ohio farm.