Bovine genetics no bull at Select Sires
Based in Plain City, Select Sires’s goal is to provide the very best genetics with the highest possible on-farm fertility to increase farmers’ profitability.
Read MoreBased in Plain City, Select Sires’s goal is to provide the very best genetics with the highest possible on-farm fertility to increase farmers’ profitability.
Read MoreUniversity of Findlay encourages students to become large-animal veterinarians or, at the very least, mixed-practice veterinarians.
Read MoreDan Young, CEO and chief ice cream dipper for Young’s Jersey Dairy in Yellow Springs, Ohio talks about how his business has survived and his outlook on the future.
Read MoreThe use of drones on farms may be in its infancy, but it is expanding as climate change makes growing seasons more unpredictable.
Read MoreAs the granddaughter of a Hardin County farmer, Jami Dellifield knew that agriculture didn’t easily make room for mental health…
Read MoreTwo Ohio women have taken leadership roles in national agriculture organizations: Susan Shultz and Kelly Harsh.
Read MoreBiologics could play a role as farmers try to reduce runoff pollution and their carbon footprint.
Read MoreThe bill allocates $20 million this year for broadband and establishes the Ohio Residential Broadband Expansion Program.
Read MoreThe yearlong pandemic has starkly demonstrated the desperate need to expand rural access to broadband in Ohio.
Read MoreOhio Farm Bureau Health Benefits Plan availability, affordability gives Corina Gaffney one less thing to worry about during a year where her business has been turned upside down by COVID-19.
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