VIDEO: Spallinger Combine Salvage

Spallinger Combine Salvage has amassed over 750 combines on their 15 acres over the passed 30 years. Ty Higgins has their story.

Read Matt Reese’s recent Ohio County Article about them.

A “First Class” Boost for Ohio Livestock

In Sabina, a new USDA inspection facility is hoping to find a new, more effecient way to export Ohio’s livestock overseas. Ty Higgins has more in this video.

2011 Pioneer IMPACT Program A Success

In this 3rd video in a series, Ty Higgins checks in with Pioneer’s Jerron Schmoll to discuss the outcome of the 2011 Pioneer IMPACT plots after a very trying season.

Stucke Farms is home to several phototype pieces of farm equipment

A one of a kind Stealth Gleaner isn’t the only unique piece of equipment on this St. Henry farm. The Stucke brothers rely on each other for good input and good equipment.

The results of liquid fertilizer in Clark County

Ty Higgins talks with Clark County farmer Greg Kaffenbarger on why he made the switch to liquid fertilizers and results he is seeing.

Sponsored by Agro Culture Liquid Fertilizers.

Von Stein Farms of Hancock Co.

We enjoyed spending time at the Von Stein Farm in Hancock County as part of Feeding Farmers in the Field. Dean, Dennis and their children were all buy in the field even with the very wet conditions.

Cab Cam Video – Phil Viers

Ty Higgins hopped in with Phil Viers in Delaware County for the last ride around a bean field that will yield a home improvement store in 2012.

Cab Cam-Dave Stucke

A rainy day didn’t stop Dave Stucke from making harvest progress. Heather Hetterick rode with him to get an update on the muddy field conditions and the status of his corn crop.

Poe Farms of Van Wert

Bill & Billy Poe of Poe Farms outside of Van Wert were the winner of week two of Feeding Farmers in the Field. They provide a harvest update and why they have a Steiger green semi…

Algae: The New Biofuel?

In Marysville, Algaeventure is working on new technologies that use algae to make products like plastics, nutraceuticals, pharmaceuticals and possibly fuels. See how algae could be a nice compliment to much of Ohio agriculture.