We hold off on more significant rain chances until late this afternoon and tonight through tomorrow. This will be where we see a cold front sweep through and trigger rain, thunderstorms and ...

Ag Net Communications and the Ohio Ag Net are proud to announce a new broadcast partnership with 104.9 The River in Columbus, expanding the network’s agricultural news coverage to listeners across ...

Last week, Ohio Farm Bureau leaders traveled to Washington, D.C. for the 80th County Presidents’ Trip. On this Ohio Ag Net Podcast, powered by Ohio Corn and Wheat, Ty Higgins, who was embedded with ...

For Matthew Hemphill, a hay and cattle farmer and vice president of the Gallia County Farm Bureau, this was his first time on the trip, and he said taking his neighbors’ concerns to Washington, such ...

In past years, more and more farmers have considered planting soybeans earlier to improve yields. But early planting comes with added risk, especially when soils are cool and spring weather is ...

Currently, U.S. corn ending stocks are estimated at 2.127 billion bushels for the current marketing year, which ends Aug. 31, 2026. If the corn fed to livestock is too high, it means that the ending ...

The average Irish countryman/woman drinks at least a couple of cups of tea a day. Tea is woven into their daily lives, ...

As if the farm bill, trade, year-round E15 and the farm economy wasn’t enough to discuss, new concerns about fertilizer ...

How can we avoid waterhemp? In this agronomic update video, Beck’s Field Agronomist Mike Hannewald answers that with four ...

The Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES) is celebrating Ohio 4-H Week from ...

Late Wednesday night, the House Committee on Agriculture voted 34-17 to advance a new farm bill following nearly three days ...

Today’s farmers are facing more uncertainty than ever before. Yet, few feel truly prepared for what is ahead. New research ...