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Agriculture news

Stories from Findlay Today’s editions, and every report from Findlay’s newsrooms.

Agriculture from local newsrooms

From WFIN, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. WFIN17 hours ago

    Harvest is over halfway complete for 2026, on WFIN

    Another productive week in the field for Ohio farmers. Harvest is making good progress as many appear to be over

  2. WFIN18 hours ago

    United Producers announces planned retirement of President & CEO Mike Bumgarner, on WFIN

    United Producers, Inc. (UPI), the Midwest’s largest livestock marketing cooperative, announced that Mike Bumgarner, President & CEO, plans to retire

  3. WFIN18 hours ago

    ODA Announces Funding for Pasture and Hayland Conservation Practices, on WFIN

    The Ohio Department of Agriculture is expanding its H2Ohio water quality initiative into eastern and southeastern Ohio with $1.8 million

  4. WFIN18 hours ago

    Featured Audio: Potash and Phosphate Shortage Concerns with Logan Haake, on WFIN

    The amazing stretch of ideal harvest conditions is causing a compounding squeeze on dry fertilizer logistics, most notably monoammonium phosphate

  5. WFINNov. 1

    Larger grain supplies and tightening livestock production complicate commodity markets, on WFIN

    By Mike Zuzolo, Global Commodity Analytics & Consulting LLC USDA’s October World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report reversed

  6. WFINNov. 1

    Ohio Ag Net Podcast – Ep. 468 – The value of land and timber, on WFIN

    Farmland values continue to show strength across the Midwest, but a new study also makes it clear that there is

In brief

The short notes of Findlay Today’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • HarvestOhio's corn harvest is 53% complete, ahead of last week's 35% but below the 60% average.

    Ohio's corn harvest is 53% complete, ahead of last week's 35% but below the 60% average. Soybeans are at 83%, right on the average, and USDA reports 6.8 days were suitable for fieldwork in the week ending Nov. 1.

    Around Ohio · Today’s editionSource: WFIN