While the focus of the best rains will be north into the Great Lakes, we do have the front drag through all of Ohio as well.

The American Farm Bureau Federation last week sent letters to President Donald Trump and Congressional leaders to emphasize ...

Why are prices too high? There are a number of factors, but the major ones are supply disruptions due to the Russia-Ukraine ...

For this Cab Cam, the Ohio Ag Net’s Ty Higgins heads to Fayette County to visit with the new President of the National Corn ...

Overall, harvest is progressing well. Conditions are dry, crops are coming out fast, and yields look good. If the weather ...

The Ohio AgriBusiness Association (OABA) has expanded its Grain Grading School offerings with additional sessions available ...

October’s Farm Office Live webinar will kick off with the ever popular Dr. Carl Zulauf, who will discuss an issue on the ...

Overall, USDA’s September 2025 net farm income forecast projects a mixed outlook for farmers. Net farm income, a key measure ...

Farmers who want to apply the poultry litter delivered to their fields are required by Ohio law to have a fertilizer license, ...

Autumn was my father’s favorite time of the year. He was curious to see the fruits or the “grains” of his labor. He was ...

With the USDA’s Weekly Crop Progress Report halted by the federal government shutdown, Ohio farmers stepped up to provide ...

As soybean harvest ramps up throughout Ohio, there are some reports of green stem, including in the Battle for the Belt plots ...