American chestnut on the comeback trail
A century after blight erased the American chestnut from the landscape, researchers are closer than ever to bringing it back.
Ohio farm families honored for conservation efforts
Ohio's conservation award winners include: Gerald and Cheryl Whipple of Ottawa County; Steve and Beth Fulton of Medina County; Casey Clemens of Morgan County; Bruce and Carol Goodwin of Warren County; and Karl and Kevin Elder of Fairfield County.
Ag major equals farming? Not so much anymore
Employers are telling ag colleges: ‘We like what we see, we need more; we can’t have enough of your graduates.’
Seed companies working on a prescription for each field
With new data and modern technology, seed companies can now prescribe the best seeds directly to your farm.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of Sept. 18, 2014
The National FFA Organization has announced that three members of the West Holmes FFA Chapter will receive their American degree in November.
Ag economist advice: Hold on to your grain, if possible
Farmers can expect at least one more price fall before the fall harvest is complete.
Utica shale: Quarterly production reports show boom
Horizontal wells produced more gas in three months than all Ohio wells produced in 2012.
Where do you store your eggs?
The American style of washing and refrigerating eggs isn't all that common in other parts of the world.
Farm Science Review opens with farm bill commodity discussion
The 2014 Farm Science Review is underway, with new terms and technologies on display.
AgriBusiness Association offers leadership program
Program will address looming retirement surge.
