Make hay when sun shines, but take steps in case weather won’t cooperate

How can farmers deal with making hay and getting it dry between rains? This is a challenge at times, but there are some proven techniques to speed drying that can help shorten the window between cutting and storing the forage.

Prepare a pasture with these tips

Late summer is an excellent time to establish forages.
The following steps will assist producers in successful renovation and establishment of grass fields and legumes.

EPA begins farm air emissions study

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has announced plans to begin a nationwide study to monitor air emissions from selected farms starting this winter.

Ag policy crisis: No cavalry in sight to rescue farmers

Low commodity prices and weak world markets have left U.S. farmers heavily dependent on government subsidies. In 2000, many farmers would have faced negative income if not for government subsidies.

Small farm equipment exhibit has big presence at Farm Science Review

Small farm equipment exhibit has big presence at Farm Science Review

The Center for Small Farms, sponsored by “American Small Farm” magazine, made its Ohio debut at this year’s Review.

Will election impact agriculture?

SALEM, Ohio – There were no hanging chad controversies, but political pundits will be talking about this year’s election well into the new year.