The rolling hills of central Ohio make the drive to Lynd Fruit Farm a scenic one: Freshly planted fields and pastures dotted with cows, horses and sheep blur by as cars coast along country roads.

As the region grapples with an ongoing drought, locals in the agriculture business are digging into the issues that the lack of rain could present. "The stalks are shorter, the ears are smaller; it's ...

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A regenerative, organic farm is taking root in Oceanside behind a church, growing fruits and vegetables to give out to folks in need in the community. The nonprofit Barron Creek Farm has begun ...

The country’s National Control and Eradication Plan for the fruit fly pest invested nearly $3.5 million in 2025, managing 66 ...