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The curious history of water witchers
Judith Sutherland’s grandfather, R.H. Young, was a gifted a water witcher, or dowser.
Two tractor brands, hyped and forgotten
One brand of tractor that’s never heard of today is the Atlas, which was built in Indianapolis, Indiana, by the Lyons-Atlas Company.
Farm Science Review reveals crop prices, budgets not looking up for 2017
Learn about the financial downturns that farmers are facing in agriculture today.
Top five developments in agriculture
The top five of 10 most significant new developments in agricultural machinery during the 19th century and the first half of the 20th, according to columnist Sam Moore.
Ohio corn, bean farmers back RFS at grain farmers symposium
The proposed reduction in the Renewable Fuel Standard was a big topic at the Ohio Grain Farmers Symposium.
Ohio church serves God, community with small-scale urban gardening
NORTH LIMA, Ohio — Members of Common Ground Church Community in North Lima, Ohio, have the opportunity to begin their Sunday mornings a bit differently than most churchgoers — by watering and weeding in the church’s adjoining greenhouses and gardens.
FARM SCIENCE REVIEW: Landowners can offer roadblocks to invasive plants’ spread
LONDON, Ohio – There’s a chance you’ve got honeysuckle or autumn olive bushes growing on your property.
Adding value to a calf-crop pays
Basic ‘cowboyology’ could boost cattle producers’ bottom line, regardless of herd size.
Grazing the hills for profit
“There are two things free in this world,” says dairy producer Bill Watkins of Morristown, Ohio, “sunlight and rain. Why not take advantage of them and graze your animals?”
‘One extreme after another’: Climate change forces region’s ag sector to adjust practices
Climate change presents challenges for agriculture. Its effects can disrupt food access and increase food prices. And ag also contributes to climate change. As the effects of climate change continue to show in the Midwest and across the world, farmers are adjusting, and farmers’ groups are seeking policies that support them.
