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SALEM, Ohio — Four dairy farms in Columbiana and Mahoning counties achieved “elite” status as herds in the top 5 percent of farms on test with the statewide DHI Cooperative. Smith Vale Farms, Lowmiller Farms, Doug and Marty Dye, and Grammer Jersey Farm each received DHI Elite awards during the Columbiana-Mahoning DHI annual meeting March 28 in Salem.

WOOSTER, Ohio -- WOOSTER, Ohio -- Dairy farmers still have time to weigh in on the proposed guidelines for theNational Dairy Animal Well-Being Initiative.The...

SALEM, Ohio -- The Iowa Attorney General's office has wrapped up its most recent investigation of Pigeon King International, the Canadian-based pigeon breeding...

Homes and farms in several areas were without electricity for hours or days, and crop producers have noted damage from the storm.

But everyone wants to know why HSUS sat on its slaughterhouse video.

Expert says crop suitability will change in Midwest in our lifetime.

SALEM, Ohio — Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland enacted an emergency rule Feb. 7 that would allow consumers to see, in plain language, whether the milk they’re purchasing came from cows treated with rbST.

The temporary rule, in effect until the state creates a permanent one, provides guidelines for label wording and establishes a verification requirement for marketing organizations and labelers.

Farm and Dairy asked several agricultural leaders for "the best business advice" they'd ever received.