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Are You a Mouse or a Mouse?
Farm and Family Living columnist Laurie Marlatt Steeb writes about her recent adventures with critters.
Early summer is a critical period of cool-season grass management.
Kick your grazing management into high gear to take control of growth
Winter grazing: Cut hay out of budget
Feeding hay costs more than twice as much per pound of gain or any other economic measurement.
Midwest wetlands almost gone but still have most species
New research shows that most of the original species may still survive from yesterday’s wetlands.
Food-borne pathogens control through manure management
Ohio State University and North Carolina State University researchers have received a 4-year, $2.4 million USDA grant to study zoonotic organisms in manure, and what happens to them when animal diets are changed or when manure is subjected to various waste management treatments.
Farm animal welfare standards in spotlight
Farmers face questions from consumers, foodservice and retailers who want assurances about onfarm animal care practices.
Mahoning County sanctuary shelters unwanted exotics
Ellen and Doug Whitehouse, owners of Noah’s Lost Ark in Berlin Center, Ohio, began adopting unwanted or abused exotic animals about 10 years ago.
Utica and Marcellus shale: Southeastern Ohio is drilling hot spot
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources issued 15 new permits for shale play wells in Belmont County in April, the most granted in any Ohio county.
All Wii we want for Christmas
Every 20 seconds in America a child suffers an almost unimaginable fate. They discover that life is not, in fact, fair.
Big benefits in low-impact logging Learn more at Farm Science Review
Low-impact logging worked in Maine and it can work in Ohio, too.
