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A life of hostas
More than 1,800 varieties of hostas with shades of greens and whites and yellows, some with leaves as big as elephant ears, are grown by Pete and Jean Ruh at their Geauga County home.
‘Don’t be in a hurry for hemp,’ researchers advise Ohio farmers
Researchers and industry experts advised caution for farmers interested in hemp at Ohio State University’s first Growing Hemp in Ohio workshop.
Exhibitors buoyed by farm optimism
LONDON, Ohio — The early crop harvest kept farmers in the fields instead of at last week’s Farm Science Review, as attendance at this year’s Farm Science Review was 124,122, compared to last year’s crowd of 138,014.
Polchin family honored at Ashtabula County Dairy Banquet
WILLIAMSFIELD, Ohio — The Polchin family of Cherry Valley, recognized by the Ashtabula County Dairy Service Unit as the Farm Family of the Year, represents both the past and the future of farming in the U.S. John and Ruth Polchin and their son and partner Tony, 44, accepted the Dick Johnson Award plaque at the
How did we get here?
Farm and Dairy reporter Rachel Wagoner digs into the history and market conditions behind the dairy industry’s current state in part one of Dairy Dilemma.
The morel of the story
Jim Abrams shares some of the secrets and intricacies of hunting for morel mushrooms in Ohio.
Western Pa., Ohio farmers send hay, ag supplies to help farmers hit by Hurricane Helene
Groups from Pennsylvania’s Armstrong, Clarion, Warren, Jefferson, Mercer, Erie and Venango counties made trips south in the past week taking hay and other ag supplies to rural areas hit hard by Hurricane Helene.
Dove season — beginnings and endings
Jim Abrams offers words of wisdom to hunters preparing for Ohio’s upcoming mourning dove season.
Standing the test of time: Watson’s Inc evolves and adapts over 92 years
Watson’s Inc. has adapted and changed over time, without forgetting where it came from, making it one of few dealerships like it to stand the test of time.
Rural researchers concerned about ‘rural’ definition changes
The White House Office of Management and Budget is considering a recommendation that would expand the definition of rural to include larger areas.
But rural researchers say the changes could make it harder for rural communities to get funding and for researchers to track what is happening in rural areas, and that they’re based on an oversimplified view of what metropolitan means.
