IDEFA holds annual benefit auction

IDEFA held their benefit auction, annual meeting and fundraiser dinner at Shipshewana Antique Barn on April 26.

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Edon FFA supports Cancer Assistance

Edon FFA organized “Coins for Cancer” and encouraged all students to bring in change over the course of FFA Week.

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Northwest Ohio to host 2019 BOTF

Breakfast on the Farm 2019 will be held June 15 at Henricks & Krieger Dairy, Fayette, OH.

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Branch Co. hosts pollinator workshop

Birds and bugs are heading back to our area and the time is now to plan for some ways to support those wildlife.

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Scrapie eradication program improved

A long-awaited scrapie rule was published recently in the Federal Register.

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Group works to save the monarchs

We have all heard about the importance of pollinators and sometimes that information comes with a warning.

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Add garden beauty with cool season annuals

High-performing cool-season annuals include alyssum, nasturtium, Swiss chard, snapdragon, pansies, and ornamental kale.

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Early spring means time for garden cleanup

Weather permitting, early spring can provide the time to begin early garden and yard clean up.

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Washtenaw Ag Banquet honors local leaders

More than 275 people attended the 2019 Washtenaw County Agriculture Banquet in March.

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Soil fertility program offered in Cass County

The workshop will be held Thursday, March 14, 2019 and includes lunch.

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ALB to award grants for local lamb promotion

The American Lamb Board has allocated $25,000 in Fiscal Year 2019 to support new lamb promotion ideas targeting non-industry audiences.

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Northeast Indiana Local Food Forum set for March 18

Join us for this fun and interactive event intended to celebrate and strengthen connections in our local food community.

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Taking farmers to the ‘Next Level’

What farmer wouldn’t love having a National Yield Contest title from NCGA?

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Tractor safety programs help save lives

In spite of safety precautions, almost 800 tractor-related deaths occur every year in the United States, according to a source from February 2016.

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NMC honors 41 dairies for quality milk

National Mastitis Council recognized the best of the best when it comes to quality production at its Awards Luncheon.

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JD to introduce new products at NFMS

John Deere is set to introduce new products and ag technology at this year’s show.

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AFIA provides new biosecurity guidance

The American Feed Industry Association announced that it has released an updated version of its biosecurity guidelines.

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TSC, 4-H to provide hands-on learning

TSC is gearing up for its semi-annual fundraising campaign that provides millions of dollars in scholarships for 4-H.

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10 vegetables that can kill you if they’re not prepared properly

What if we told you your vegetarian diet—the one designed to protect your health and your family's health—could kill?!

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Tipping raspberries and blackberries

Blackberry and raspberry gardeners can achieve a huge boost in berry yield by learning a technique known as tipping.

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Industrial hemp re-enters U.S. ag

Industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) was historically an important fiber and oil crop in the U.S.

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Death of Seven Hills student Kyle Plush: What we know

Seven Hills School sophomore Kyle Plush, 16, was a smiling happy kid, a tennis player and will be missed by many.

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Friday the 13th: Why is it scary?

Here are three things to know about the date

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Ohio student suspended for staying in during walkout

An Ohio high school student says he tried to remain nonpolitical during school walkouts over gun violence and was suspended for a day because he stayed in a classroom instead of joining protests or the alternative, a study hall.

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How rich is Indian Hill?

Bloomberg reports that this community has an average income of $314,077.

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Police: Boy who shot himself planned attack on Ohio school

A seventh-grader who shot and killed himself inside an Ohio middle school restroom last week was planning to shoot others at the school before changing his mind at the last second, a police chief said.

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