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Vacation with us: The Klimas took us to Moline
Joe and Diana Klima, of Thompson, Ohio, visited the John Deere Pavilion in Moline, Illinois, on their way to the National Square Dance Convention.
North Carolina farmer shares no-till lessons at summer field day
Zeb Winslow III shared his journey and missteps into no-till farming at the Pennsylvania No-Till Alliance Summer Field Day on July 24.
Ohio State Fair looking for exhibitors; new building for 2016
Ohio State to unveil new exhibit in 2016 featuring leading innovations from Ohio companies.
Army Heritage Center being planned
The facility will bring the Army’s story to life through state-of-the-art displays showcasing the Army’s contributions in peace and war and will provide a focal point for educational activities and academic research.
Wet weather sets stage for wheat woes
Major disease problems could be on the horizon if wet weather continues.
Managing crops: How small do we go?
MADISON, Wis. — The use of on-the-go crop and soil sensors has greatly increased the precision with which farmers can manage their crops. But recently released research in Agronomy Journal questions whether more precise management is necessarily more efficient. Diminishing returns Researchers discovered the law of diminishing returns applies to precision agriculture, calculating how large
Ohio backs pork industry showdown vs. California’s Proposition 12
More than two dozen state attorneys general and the Biden administration are siding with farm groups in a battle over California’s Proposition 12.
Summit County junior fair sale sets new records second year in a row
The Summit County Junior Fair Livestock sale set new records including the champion steer selling for $28 a pound. The sale totaled over $140,000.
Tragedy makes special memories come alive
He was the little boy whose brown eyes could melt hearts. I remember describing him to my friends as the most adorable, solemn boy. His deeply brown eyes, the only dark eyes in a family filled with blue-eyed children, peered out at the world as he quietly sucked his thumb. He was so serious as
It can’t be hoarding if it has value
Kym Seabolt and Mr. Wonderful take on the annual task of cleaning out the barn.
