Rachel Wagoner

Devon cattle are making a comeback, after being the first cattle breed to set foot on North American soil nearly 400 years ago.

An Ohio farm used a drone to seed cereal rye into standing corn as part of an experiment to see the best way to get cover crop seed planted in the fall.

The Ohio Power Siting Board denied the application for Birch Solar, a proposed 300 MW solar farm in Allen and Auglaize counties, citing local opposition.

The state committed $15 million from Ohio’s American Rescue Plan Act funds to procure meat, dairy and eggs from Ohio farmers.

Kibler Dairy Farms won the 2022 National Dairy FARM program Excellence award in Environmental Stewardship because of the humble way they manage their farm.

Chris Hoffman was elected as the ninth President of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Nov. 16, during the group’s 72nd annual meeting in Hershey, Pennsylvania.

The pilot of the Check Your Engine project worked better than expected and revealed a need for more than just awareness training.

The USDA announced another $325 million for “climate-smart” farming projects, bringing the total funding for the new program to over $3 billion.

House Bill 507 defines natural gas as green energy and requires state agencies to open public lands to oil and gas leasing.

Organic sales in Pennsylvania grew 48% in two years, according to a recent U.S. Department of Agriculture survey.

The earliest martens would be reintroduced to the forests of Pennsylvania would be early 2024.

People living in rural Darlington Township, the town just over the state line from East Palestine, Ohio, feel like they’ve been forgotten in the shuffle.

After weeks of pressure from farmers, lawmakers and community leaders, the U.S. EPA expanded its sampling radius for dioxin and other soil contaminants.

The story of Barbara Davidson has fascinated generations of people, but interest in the tale points to more than a preoccupation with gory ghost stories.

Editor Rachel Wagoner shares her thoughts on the most productive ways to show your gratitude for farmers.

The show, which began on Jan. 6, welcomed thousands of visitors to the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center, in Harrisburg, over its eight-day run.

A fire destroyed a barn at Kibler Dairy Farm in Warren, Ohio in the pre-dawn hours of Jan. 22 but it could have been much worse.

The dairy operation in Wood County received cows on March 8 from a Texas dairy that later confirmed cows were infected with HPAI, or bird flu.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is making $98 million available to pay dairy farmers who lost milk production from an H5N1 avian influenza infection.

Leonard Truck and Trailer spearheaded a massive benefit raffle to help Brant Performance Horses and Priest Performance Horses after a destructive fire.