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Cleveland Boat Show is snowed out
Mother Nature took the wind out of this year’s sails at the Cleveland Boat Show as the temperatures dropped, heavy snows fell and the winds blew hard.
No more wild market swings, eh?
Alan Guebert believes the key to a better year in 2019, is to not swing at wild pitches, like “easy” trade wars and tried-and-failing farm programs.
Beef producers may need certification to sell in 2019
More meat buyers are now requiring farmers to be Beef Quality Assurance certified, a nationally accepted program that has been around for many years.
Ditch your fake tree this Christmas
If you are opting for a real Christmas tree this year, be sure to follow these steps. Learn how to care for your tree and which variety is right for you.
Chestnut trees hold holiday memories
At its peak, the chestnut represented about one-quarter of all hardwoods growing across its range. Today, scientists are trying to restore them.
Portage County Randolph Fair 4-H, FFA livestock sale tops $512,000
This year’s market livestock sale at the Portage County Randolph Fair totaled more than $512,000. The dairy basket sale added another $38,000.
Killing nuisance wildlife
Last year Wildlife Services killed 2,307,122 problem animals. It dispersed another 34,465,659. By species, here’s a partial list of animals killed for 2017.
How to prep a no-till planter
Whether you have been no-till planting for years or trying it for the first time, here are some things to check before the planter leaves the shop.
National haymakers honor Ohioan
Raymond Bricker, Salem, Ohio, was named the 2017 National Haymaker of the Year. Bricker farms 1,900 acres and trucks hay and straw across the U.S.
US on track to set ethanol production record
If US ethanol production remains relatively high through the second half of the year, 2017 will set a new record for annual fuel ethanol production.
