Ohio City Farm and Re:Source Cleveland recently broke ground on the Roundstone Pavilion project, which will bring year-round growing to the state’s largest urban farm. [Photo by Rachelle Miller] Ohio ...

A typical family farm would have to put 159% of annual profits into paying the new inheritance tax every year for a decade and could have to sell 20% of their land, according to new analysis.

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UPDATE: ( 5:00 P.M. Tuesday, Nov. 12) – The Ohio State Highway Patrol says one person has been flown to a hospital in Huntington after a crash Tuesday afternoon between a vehicle and an Amish buggy in ...

She then tapped Lancaster County residents Brenda Biesecker Clair and Joe Goody to act as scouts Tuesday morning, looking for Amish families heading to local farms in their Sunday best — a dead ...

a 235-acre horse farm that was the birthplace of the Graded stakes-winning Irish War Cry, is scheduled to be sold at an auction in December, a real estate company said. The opening suggested bid ...

This shift came after a government raid at Amos Miller’s raw milk farm in Bird-in-Hand ... This event sparked widespread concern in the Amish community, which saw it as emblematic of government ...

This changed in 2024, largely due to the case of a government raid on an Amish farmer. Amos Miller’s farm has been the subject of legal disputes with the Pennsylvania government and the ...

19 from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center on the Ohio State University Columbus campus.

With more than 400 Amish residents settled in and around the rural community that straddles the Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan state lines, it is common to see large families traveling by horse-drawn ...

A farmhouse and barns in South Lakeland will appear at auction later this month - and is set to go for more than half a million pounds.