Farming

Michele Burns and her husband John have been making maple syrup at Flying Mouse Farms in Yellow Springs since 2007. Because of climate change, they're worried they won't be able to make maple syrup with their grandchildren.

Meet Mia Adams and her husband Adam Frantz, young farmers in Ohio's Miami Valley.

During World War I and World War II, millions of Americans started Victory Gardens. Today, they’re starting COVID gardens.Lisa Helm is the founder of…

As part of our series County Lines, Community Voices producer Anna Lurie went to rural Northeastern High School to talk to students in FFA about their…

As part of our series County Lines, Community Voices producer Anna Lurie went to rural Northeastern High School in Clark County, to talk to students in…

It's been a wet spring here in Southwest Ohio. April showers dropped above-average rainfall amounts, and more rain is in the forecast for the rest of the…

There’s an old farming adage when it comes to corn crops: “knee-high by the Fourth of July.” The traditional saying refers to how tall a good corn crop…

In the age of online advertising, some people still use the old-school method to promote stuff they want to buy and sell –– by posting on bulletin boards…

The H-2A Temporary Agricultural Workers visa program allows seasonal immigrants to legally work in the United States. Demand for H-2A visa workers is up…

A coalition made of up mostly smaller family farmers says farmers receive only 19 cents of every dollar Ohioans spend on their Thanksgiving meals this…

Cooler temperatures are here and Ohio honeybees are heading indoors—into their hives where they’ll spend the next few months keeping their queens safe and…

All of this summer's rain isn't just ruining your outdoor plans—it's taking a toll on Ohio's $100 billion farming industry.Ohio’s largest industry is…