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6 summer food tips to improve overall health
Ohio University’s College of Health Sciences and Professions offers six nutritious tips to add some healthy variety to your diet this summer.
Grain prices drift lower on good weather
Temperatures more moderate than forecast for the corn belt have caused grain prices to dip on the Chicago Board of Trade, Marlin Clark explains.
USMCA trade agreement bumps harvest from ag headlines
Even with negative crop news, the USMCA trade agreement helped grain prices continue the recent rally.
Mother Nature and Uncle Sam wreak havoc on planting season
Both Mother Nature and Uncle Sam have been uncooperative throughout the 2019 planting season, making already difficult year into an even bigger mess.
Before the report, grain markets are cautiously higher
The critical numbers in the Supply and Demand Report are the carryouts. That is, what grain volume do we project to have left at the end of the marketing year?
Can you help us identify Item No. 1258?
Item No. 1258 was submitted by Keith, of England, United Kingdom. He came crossed it in a museum.
Stone Lab selects research interns
Eight undergraduate students have been selected for Stone Laboratory’s 2017 Research Experience for Undergraduates Scholarship Program.
Community raises funds for Carroll Co. extension agent
Community members and businesses raise the $25,000 necessary to bring back the OSU Extension Office to Carroll County.
How to grow potatoes from seed potatoes
Learn how to prepare, plant and grow seed potatoes to avoid common pitfalls and maximize yields at harvest.
Crop markets reflect new and missing information
URBANA, Ill. — Prices of corn, soybeans and wheat continue to move erratically, reflecting both new information and the lack of some information, said a University of Illinois agricultural economist. “The markets are supplied with a steady flow of data on consumption in some markets, particularly the export markets and the ethanol market. Less frequent
