The Ohio State University finds no-till farmers can limit illness-causing parasites from entering the water system by lightly tilling around drains.
The majority of young farmers and ranchers are optimistic despite agriculture concerns, American Farm Bureau Federation survey says.
Ohio State University agricultural engineers provide tips to reduce soil compaction and prepare for spring planting.
A USDA program aims to protect rare livestock breeds and other animals by saving genetic material.
The National Ground Water Association advises farmers to maintain their farm well systems with annual inspections and routine maintenance.
Checking tires on farm equipment for wear and inflation can improve your farm’s efficiency this coming season.
Final ruling holds all organic livestock producers to same livestock-grazing standards, giving organic consumers peace of mind.
With yet another snow storm hitting the Northeast, farmers are advised to remove snow off barn roofs to prevent structural damage.
Two FFA alumni share how they started in agriculture with the national organization.
Survey shows organic farmers incur high production expenses but have high sales.
USDA says the NAIS is out and an improved animal-disease traceability system is in the works.
City farmers can work with local governments and voluntary programs to clean up contamination in vacant lots for growing.
