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Central Ohio’s own outback
LANCASTER, Ohio – Tammie Rogers swings her pouch over her shoulder and hides it in the layers of her fleece coat.
Savion proposes new Madison Co. solar project
Kansas City-based Savion, LLC announced its plans to develop the Oak Run Solar Project in Madison County, Ohio.
‘We need to build bridges to people’
We will keep our eyes on the big picture. We will seek to engage with what’s going on. Hopefully, in doing so, we will continue to build bridges to people.
Adam Sharp sets course to prepare OFBF for the next 100 years
SALEM, Ohio — Adam Sharp, named executive vice president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation in July 2016, was brought up on a family farm in Fairfield, Ohio. With a degree in agricultural communication, he has spent time in radio and journalism, working for the American Farm Bureau Federation in Washington D.C., and took an
Starting seeds indoors: What you need to know
If you’re an avid gardener, or hobby farmer, get your seeds started indoors soon. Starting seeds in late February and early March will give your plants the best chance when they’re moved outdoors.
Ohio cattlemen will try checkoff referendum again
Ohio beef producers will be asked to vote for an increase in beef checkoff dollars in 2014.
Ohio’s Carlton Cope wins Championship Tractor Pull in Louisville
Salem, Ohio, tractor puller Carlton Cope won the 10,200-pound pro stock tractor finals at the 2013 National Championship Pull in Louisville, Ky. Find out who else placed in the finals.
When applying ag nurtrients, seek and follow advice
More coverage from the Conservation Tillage & Tech. Conference: Farmers encouraged to team-up with certified crop advisers.
Tried and true truck is family
“You can set my truck on fire, and roll it down a hill, But I still wouldn’t trade it for a Coupe DeVille — Joe Diffie, “Pickup Man” We came to truck ownership in the usual way. We had stuff we needed to haul and no way to haul it. Thus we bought a truck.
USDA to delve into soybean allegations
ST. LOUIS — The USDA plans to audit and, as appropriate, investigate the National Soybean Checkoff Program, according to the American Soybean Association. The decision is based on the petition filed by the American Soybean Association Dec. 10, 2008. The association’s petition calls for an investigation of the United Soybean Board and the U.S. Soybean
