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Join Ohio Farm Bureau for 25x’25 Alliance
COLUMBUS — Farmers, forestry managers, scientists, environmentalists, industry and government leaders will take the next collaborative step in creating renewable energy policy. The collaboration will take place at the Ohio 25x’25 Alliance forum held at the Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center in Columbus July 7.
Farmers need to take a stand together
Fee on patented seed technology punishes farmers.
Sweet summer memories trump news
Twenty-four years ago, when On My Mind was “born,” I promised myself I would try very hard to not dwell on the past in what I wrote because the present and the future are usually much more interesting. But in these troubled times, both the present and the future are almost too scary to be
A thing of the past: Check row planters
Learn more about planting corn in checkrows.
Dairy farm safety will be topic of next webinar in Penn State series
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — On-farm safety and health hazards and responding to emergency incidents will be the topics of the next session of the Technology Tuesdays webinar series presented by Penn State Dairy Alliance. The online session will be offered, free of charge, Feb. 8 from 8:30 to 10 a.m., Eastern time. Dennis Murphy, Penn
Lessons from Malabar Farm still hold true
Richland County holds inaugural farm technology conference at historic Malabar Farm.
‘I do.’ Marriage advice from pros
‘Tis June — the season when wedding invitations flourish and everyone gets busy pledging forever, in sickness, and ’til death do us part. Since there is nothing young married folk love more than unsolicited advice (unless it is the question that pops up within minutes of the ceremony: “So when are you two going to
Under water: Late season floods damage crops; livestock drowned
SALEM, Ohio – Scioto County’s Jim Rapp calls himself a true river rat farmer.
But in his 59 years, he’d never seen pooled water on the home farm in September.
Clean energy summit shows farmers innovation is necessary for success
Farms may find a new way to produce income if new legislation is passed.
Farm dream boils down to one thing: Family
All of his adult life, 32-year-old Randy has been working toward the goal of owning a farm. He and his wife bought 32 acres and built their house, hoping to later sell that land and buy his old family farm back with whatever profit they could gain.
