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Marestail control essential for plentiful harvest
COLUMBUS — No-till practices save soil and offer many other benefits, but soybean producers know there’s at least one big disadvantage: Not tilling gives weeds, particularly problematic marestail, a chance to thrive. Challenge in soybeans Ohio State University Extension weed specialist Mark Loux said the biggest challenge growers in Ohio and surrounding states have in
Join Farm and Dairy at The Food Dialogues: Ohio
Join us for our live-blogging coverage of the 2013 Food Dialogues: Ohio.
Buying new appliances isn’t easy these days
Kym Seabolt shares her battle to find a new dishwasher, replacing the not-even-four-year-old model that just died.
Bubba’ isn’t only rural American
Columnist Alan Guebert tries to figure out what a ‘Bubba’ is and if it will matter in the election.
Sixth generation enjoys life on the farm
New columnist Julie Geiss shares some of the adventures her and her children have had on their family farm.
Senate confirms next Secretary of Ag
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Senate confirmed former North Dakota Gov. Ed Schafer as the country’s next secretary of agriculture Jan.
Looking back: Top farm stories of 2013
The top stories of 2013 included ethanol … shale gas … Ohio Holstein Association … Pa. transportation laws …
Are some birds too small to hunt?
My first night at Boy Scout summer camp many years ago, I was rousted from my sleeping bag to go on a snipe hunt. It was just a ploy to get first timers lost in the woods at night. Older scouts oversaw the event to be sure no one really got lost, and I learned
Do you know what’s in your water?
t’s hard to beat a cold glass of clear refreshing water to quench your thirst. I’ve been drinking a lot of water to beat the heat and I imagine you have too.
FARM SCIENCE REVIEW: Ohioans give ag secretary a piece of their minds
LONDON, Ohio – Most people flock to the U.S. secretary of agriculture when he’s touring the nation to hear him speak.
