Farming

As mid-term elections approach, will fallout from the Trump administration’s war in Iran sway the vote of farmers in Ohio counties that reliably vote Republican?

Ohio State University researchers are asking soybean farmers in the state to check their crops for red crown rot.

A state program has been credited with improving farming practices and reducing the load of fertilizer runoff reaching the lake.

For more than a week, much of Ohio has been hit with multiple rounds of rain and storms. Severe weather, tornadoes and flooding slammed parts of central Ohio.

From fertilizer to fuel, seeds to steel, here’s how farmers across Ohio are coping with climbing costs.

Some local produce farmers are working together to keep costs low.

The Ohio Department of Agriculture is offering 22 counties about $25,000 to $50,000 each to craft land use plans.

This year, the state has had intense weather with the warmest recorded April in Ohio's history. Now, May has brought downpours and probable issues for farmers.

Since the war in Iran started a little over a month ago, diesel isn’t the only cost that’s been climbing. Fertilizer costs are rising too.

AgrAbility connects aging and injured Ohio farmers with the free assistive technology they need to stay out in the fields.