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Ohio LegislatureFarmers fight to save crop seeds
Ohio legislators may allow Buckeye State farmers to keep and replant seeds with patented technologies.
While I can’t do math, I can read
If you asked unimpeachable sources such as St. Peter or former Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee why so many pretty average people often choose journalism for a career over, say, rocket science or particle physics, the simple, one-word answer you’ll likely get is “mathematics.” Please understand, we journalists do arithmetic reasonably well — addition, division,
Crops weave ribbons across landscape
Conservation practices create blanket of farmland improvement on this Wayne County farm.
Show results in for World Dairy Expo
Missouri, Wisconsin, Virginia, Iowa, Delaware and Minnesota represent champion animals.
Advice to pioneers: Don’t take on too much
I have a bound volume of The Cultivator, a monthly agricultural paper published in Albany, New York, for the year 1841, almost 175 years ago. Its pages contain a series of letters of advice titled, “To Western Emigrants,” and penned by a prolific letter writer named Solon Robinson. Robinson was born Oct. 21, 1803 in
Vacation with us: The Fergasons in Colorado
Pictured (L-R) are John Fergason, of Louisville, Ohio; Stephanie Fergason Wilson; Bill Gill Jr.; and Susie Gill Jackson. The group visited Steamboat Springs, Colorado, Feb. 27. We sure are glad the snow is gone, but it looks beautiful here!
Exploring Maumee Bay State Park wetlands
Julie Geiss considers the history and ecology of Maumee Bay State Park as she travels to visit family in southeastern Michigan.
Grain farming: There’s an app for that
The Spillmans farm 2,600 acres in Tuscarawas and Stark counties in Ohio. They use an app to keep field records, collaborate and save money.
Should I continue farming?
The decision to sell cows or exit farming is never easy. Use these tips to ease the process.
False comfort: Raw milk is safe
There is a sense of complacency about food safety: Our food supply is safe; I’ve never gotten sick. But the recent spinach/E.
