Marie Morris, Author at Ohio Farm Bureau

Halloween grew from agricultural traditions

As we pull on our hoodies, light our jack-o’-lanterns and sneak just one more piece of candy, we can thank agriculture for giving us the most spooktacular night of the year.

Questions about raw milk continue

It is currently illegal to sell unpasteurized milk in Ohio. There is a renewed interest in raw milk sales, so that could change.

Stay safe and alert this harvest season

Fatigue and stress can sneak up on even the most seasoned farmer. Please, take care of yourselves.

Pumpkins in Trumbull County: From porch to pie

Much of Ohio’s pumpkin crop ends up at farm markets, roadside stands and patches where families pick out carving pumpkins and pie pumpkins by hand.

Summer grows plenty of chances to learn about farming

Seeing these events be so successful and having kids so excited and eager to learn is truly heartwarming.

Digging into indoor growing

CEA will not replace traditional farming, but it is helping our food supply be more sustainably produced in the United States.

Making the most of the summer growing season

Efforts are being made to help U.S. farmers keep up with the increasing demand for fresh fruit and vegetables through the use of greenhouses.

The link between farming and school

Farmers contribute to the back-to-school rush in many ways; however, it might not be in the way we traditionally view agriculture.

Gardening isn’t easy, but it’s rewarding

What an interesting growing season we have had this year.

Fair week caps year-long journey for livestock families

Part of the responsibility we teach our kids through these projects is understanding the circle of agriculture: raising animals with love and respect, and knowing that their purpose is to provide for others.