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The sustainable solution to climate change
Alan Guebert considers the findings of a recently published paper that suggests renewable energy sources may not be the answer to reversing climate change.
OSU study looks into impact pipeline installation has on crop yields
Preliminary results of an Ohio State University study show that pipeline installation on farmland negatively impacts crop yields. Soils within the right-of-way also had more rock fragments, lower soil moisture and a higher resistance to penetration, which indicates some amount of soil compaction.
Project battles slugfest in field crops
Slugs are one of the most challenging pests faced by no-till field crop growers in the Northeast, but a new Penn State project is looking to contain these pests while benefiting the environment.
Too much silence about merger
The weakly regulated, wild west show that has been the Chicago futures markets is poised to become a wilder, more global show now that the Chicago Mercantile Exchange announced it was purchasing archrival Chicago Board of Trade for $8 billion.
Dairy farmers deserve our respect, gratitude
The American farmer is expected to feed, fuel, and clothe the world, take all the risk with no guarantee of receiving fair compensation for their hard work.
Field Notes: Ohio Farm Bureau, planting update, FFA recap
This week, the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation named a new executive vice president. Find out who will take the position. Plus, spring planting continues and we take a look back at the Ohio FFA Convention held last week.
Monsanto hits record seed, genomics sales, profit in FY17
Monsanto’s net sales for fiscal year 2017 were $14.6 billion, up more than $1 billion year-over-year, thanks to the company’s new soybean and cotton technologies.
Wilmington College to present Earth Day Food symposium April 22
Symposium focus is ‘Food and Farming for the Future: Eat Healthy/Grow Responsibly’
Farming costs climb along with commodity prices
Costs of putting out a crop in 2008 will be 20 percent to 25 percent more expensive than a year ago.
DeWine to OFBF: H2Ohio ‘protects’ Lake Erie, farmers
H2Ohio, Ohio’s water quality plan, is meant to help Lake Erie and farmers, Gov. Mike DeWine said as he kicked off the Ohio Farm Bureau annual meeting.
