"We got lucky." Less than two-thirds of the corn fields and less than half of the soybean fields in North Central Ohio have been planted so far this year, according to Jason Hartschuh, the OSU ...

a corn-production specialist with Ohio State University Extension. Rot, disease and other issues dent yields and take nitrogen away from fields or too far underground for crops to reach ...

A farmer sprays a field of soy beans. Many fields throughout Ohio may have thick, leafy soybeans and knee-high corn, but a few had to be planted later and are still waiting for seeds to germinate ...

Ohio might not be Iowa, Illinois or Indiana, but the state’s farmers have corn and soybean crops that are holding their own compared to what farmers in the I-states have in their fields this season.

Scouts traveled through parts of Nebraska, South Dakota, Ohio and Indiana on the first day of the tour on Monday, carefully measuring fields to determine the outlook for this season's harvest. They ...