CFAES Impact: July/August 2025

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  1. Keeping farm data safe, avoiding legal risks

    Modern agriculture is now powered by more than just machinery; it’s driven by data. And that data, collected through precision farming tools, has real value. 

    “Farm data can inform important farm decisions about fertilizer use, seed placement, and field performance,” said John Fulton, a

  2. Protecting farm assets from long-term care costs

    Robert Moore, attorney and research specialist with CFAES and OSU Extension Farm Office

    What happens to the farm if a family member needs nursing home care? For some farm families, the answer could mean selling off land or equipment to cover rising longterm care costs —now topping $100,000 per year.

  3. New leadership in policy

    John Lade, Associate Professor with Ohio State University

    Meet Associate Professor Gabriel Lade, Ohio State’s new C. William Swank Chair in Rural and Urban Policy.

  4. Explore innovation at Farm Science Review

    Farm Science Review aerial view

    We are “Transforming Tradition” at FSR. Join Extension educators and industry pros at one of the premiere farm shows in the Midwest, Sept.16-18. Watch live demonstrations on cutting-edge practices and new technology. Connect with commodity partners.