How did settlers chop fire wood and heat their homes in 1800s Ohio Country? Paul Locher offers insight in the latest ...

The days of late summer meant dwindling freedom as the calendar leaned toward the end of hay baling and the start of school.

Farm fields are not the only place that cover crops provide useful services. Gardens are an excellent place to reap these ...

Eliza Blue relives some of her own childhood experiences camping out with her children in one of her South Dakota pastures.

It’s a problem and life is full of them. No matter how big or how small, the problems must be dealt with. Attempting to ...

Ohio State University is intensifying its efforts to support farmers after the USDA declared 23 Ohio counties as natural ...

Susan Crowell was recently inducted into the Farm Science Review Hall of Fame for her work as a reporter covering Farm ...

The Hoorman family is well-acquainted with this agricultural brand, owning John Deere 4020 and 6310 tractors to farm 40 acres of corn and beans in Jenera, Ohio. Before his grandfather passed away, ...

Late summer into early fall is a critical time to be out scouting for weeds in pastures and forages, identifying problem areas and making management plans.

Currently, Ohio is experiencing abnormally dry to exceptional drought conditions, which can bring along additional challenges during soybean harvest.

According to the USDA’s Aug. 27 Outlook for U.S. Agricultural Trade, America’s ag trade deficit continues to head in the wrong direction with gusto.

Within our Animal Sciences Department, there are so many opportunities to make new students feel welcome and engaged as they weave their way through the many challenges of those first few weeks. We ...