Ohio Department of Agriculture

The United States Department of Agriculture is asking Ohioans to send unsolicited seeds they receive in the mail to their offices in Columbus, or to the nearest OSU Extension offices.

The Ohio Department of Agriculture is urging citizens not to plant unsolicited seeds they receive in the mail

The Departments of Agriculture in at least four states - Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and Tennessee - say people have reported receiving unsolicited packs of...

The proposed licensing fees and planting minimums for hemp production in Ohio could create cost barriers that exclude smaller growers, farmers and…

Gov. Mike DeWine has signed into law a bill that strengthens rules for amusement rides in Ohio.The new law is named after 18-year-old Tyler Jarrell, of…

Officials say horses from affected counties in seven states have been banned from participating in a Columbus horse show to protect livestock from…

The Ohio Department of Agriculture launched “Got Your Back" on Tuesday, a program designed to connect farmers around the state with mental health…

The Ohio Department of Agriculture has shut down the Kissell's Military Base ride at the Ohio State Fair. Four more rides are currently not operate…

A plant pathogen that causes the tree-killing disease known as sudden oak death has been found in Ohio.Officials with the Ohio Department of Agriculture…

The new head of the Ohio Department of Agriculture is traveling around the state, talking to farmers about their needs.Former lawmaker Dorothy Pelanda…