Tag: Ohio
Harvest pace controls grain market
At current corn and soybean prices, the farmers will resist selling as long as they can.
Nancy Craig, Ohio 4-H volunteer, serves for 55 years
National 4-H Week feature: Longtime Ohio 4-H volunteer from Trumbull County reflects on 55 years of encouraging young people.
Revitalizing Ohio’s legacy cities
Smaller post-industrial cities are taking strategic steps to regenerate by building on downtowns and focusing on workforce development.
Corn rust threatens southern Ohio fields
Southern and common rust have been more prevalent in southern Ohio cornfields this year. Farmers have had to replant several times.
Clums honored as Ohio Tree Farm of the Year
Foresters Koral and Randy Clum not only give advice to other landowners, they've developed their own 152-acre tree farm, honored this year as the Ohio Tree Farm of the Year.
POET Biorefining expands in Marion
POET Biorefining-Marion broke ground Aug. 15 to expand its production capacity from 70 million gallons of ethanol per year to 150 million gallons.
Exhibit brings football art to Ohio
Scrimmage: Football in American Art from the Civil War to the Present is the first comprehensive assembly of work by American artists focusing on football.
Power Show Ohio to be discontinued
After nearly 50 years, Power Show Ohio is calling it quits and moving to a different show.
How to maintain your septic system
Learn to understand a conventional gravity-flow septic tank system, and keep it operating safely at the lowest possible cost.
Ohio cheesemakers release 100-year anniversary book
The Ohio Swiss Cheese Association is releasing a book on the heritage of Swiss cheesemaking in Ohio to celebrate its upcoming 100-year anniversary.
