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Holiday trading is not so slow this year
Marlin Clark offers an update and analysis of the grain markets before the close of 2020.
Columbiana County business donates milk to needy
One of the owners of Progressive Dairy Systems bought more than 500 gallons of milk to give to local food pantries and others families in need.
Beef grading systems continue to evolve
Emerging grading technologies collect more and more data and continue to change the way we grade beef.
Grain-free dairies take time, planning
The Organic Farming Conference in Mount Hope featured a variety of topics, including a panel discussion on grain-free dairy farming.
A roundup of FFA news for the week of April 30, 2015:
A roundup of news from Northwestern, Waterford and Minerva FFA chapters.
Death leaves hole in the heart of many
A collection of black 3-ring binders given to me by my Dad reveal a glimpse of a grandmother I never met.
Wise scheme helped dad sell a tractor
Farming in the early 1950s, my father pushed to the verge of working himself to collapse. Holding down a full-time job as a tractor and farm implement salesman, he would return home to farm the rented ground late into the night that he hoped to one day own. About a year ago, my sister shared
Critical times for cash grain markets
Grain prices have slowly worked higher on the Chicago Board of Trade, but it remains to be seen if we can continue to firm up prices.
Special people leave special impressions
When our son landed his first job out of college, he had worked for this company nearly a year before he invited his Dad and me to visit the office for lunch one day. I had heard many stories about his supervisor, Clayton. I was anxious to meet this man who was intelligent and hard-working,
Crop year started out great, but now USDA says corn, beans down 12-13%
Drought taking its toll on U.S. yield expectations.
