DNA identified remains found in suitcases left along rural roads in 1998 as Lawrence Drotleff; his son faces federal fraud charges.

Reporters Liz Partsch and Paul Rowley give readers a rundown of the top stories in the Farm and Dairy the week of April 23, ...

Woman rides across America again to test if real-life kindness outweighs social media division, documenting stories for her ...

Owning an old home means uncovering decades of questionable DIY repairs. From cookie tin junction boxes to rusty razors, why ...

With 70% of producers unable to afford essential inputs, the American Farm Bureau warns of a growing national security risk.

Discover how self-awareness and personality assessments like MBTI and DiSC can transform communication and reduce conflict ...

The Keystone Animal Diagnostics Center opened at Penn State Beaver, giving Western Pennsylvania farmers faster, local animal ...

Most pasture problems do not fix themselves and often get worse over time. The good news? Now is the time to start making ...

Editor’s note: The story was updated April 22. PAULDING, Ohio — Doug Goying is the first to endorse technology on the farm. The grain farmer has always been a technology-forward operator and an early ...

The East Knox FFA team recently qualified to compete in the Nursery / Landscape CDE finals. To qualify members had to take ...

Tracing the history of the world's most versatile dry fly at the Adams Fly Festival, from its 1922 roots to meeting the ...