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Despite higher prices, farmers manage to add more owned and rented ground
COLUMBUS — While there’s no end in sight to strong farmland prices and rental rates, farmers don’t seem to be overextending. “Prices are sky high everywhere and continue to increase,” said Barry Ward, OSU Extension agricultural economist. But he sees farmers purchasing land with plenty of equity. Buying land Factors pushing land and rental rates
Lots of help out there for small farmers, including this Ohio event
Ever wonder what it takes to start a small farm enterprise? Get how-to advice at the Northeast Ohio Small Farm Conference March 26.
Poultry growers should give trade some forethought
This list goes with a full feature on backyard poultry, accessible here. There are many reasons to raise your own backyard poultry, but before you fill your lawn with birds or any other livestock, here are some very basic considerations: 1. Are you allowed to keep poultry at your residence? You may need to check
Deer farmer discusses chronic wasting disease
Ohio deer farmer refutes statement that chronic wasting disease is primarily found among captive animals.
Range-bound market looks for bigger news
Marlin Clark weighs in on the small news affecting the current “range-bound” market as corn, soybean and wheat prices see little change.
Mahoning County Agricultural Hall of Fame inductees announced
The Mahoning County Agricultural Society announced the inductees for the third class of the Mahoning County Agricultural Hall of Fame.
Female veteran’s small business gives boost to other female vets
Rhonda Smith started The Skirted Soldier with a goal of giving back 10% of all sales to other female veterans. So far she’s given away more than $3,000.
Make changes to live more sustainably
Learn more about lifestyle changes that can positively impact the environment.
How to start foraging near your home
If you’re considering foraging as a hobby or even a lifestyle, use these tips to get started.
Impact of trade war will hurt US farmers for years
Since Sept. 1, 2018, American soybean exports to China have declined by 80% of the three-year annual average. It will take years to rebuild that market.
