Commentary: Water quality is a muddy issue
Improving nutrient management — whether by voluntary measures or by forced regulation — isn’t cheap. But it's a muddy mess farmers can't ignore, says Editor Susan Crowell in this commentary.
Repeat after me: Agriculture as a career is hot, hot, hot
Editor Susan Crowell's column: The future of agriculture needs the brightest and the best young minds.
Food can be a uniting force: Join us Around the Table
I don’t eat at Chipotle because of its anti-GMO marketing ploy, but I’d love to sit around the table with people who do. Food tends to be a uniting force.
Yes, Virginia, farming is hard work (but it is so worth it!)
Editor Susan Crowell is excited for all that lies ahead in agriculture. "I want to do it all over again."
No, Ohio farmers are not wiggling around water quality issue
Ohio's farmers are doing far more for water quality than they're given credit.
It’s OK to ‘farm like a girl’
Agriculture is still a man’s world. But we want to show that it’s also a woman’s world. It's OK to farm like a girl.
Water quality: Farmers, are you doing best you can?
No matter where you farm, or what you farm, you impact water quality with your production practices and management decisions: Commentary by Editor Susan Crowell
Supporting agriculture in Ohio will remain a top priority
The past four years have certainly been a time of change and progress for Ohio’s agriculture industry.
Use your influence to talk about farming
People don’t want to hear from a faceless organization, they want to hear from people they know, or “ordinary” people like them. Farmers like you. Real people.
Farming and communication: Five truths
Editor Susan Crowell shares five observations on social media and agriculture from Ryan Goodman that are worth noting — and pondering.
