An update on CAUV
In this video update, Ohio Farm Bureau's Leah Curtis & Larry Gearhardt share why some Ohio farmers and landowners have experienced recent CAUV value increases.
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Local Farm Bureau activities heating up
The summer months bring plenty of buzz and activities for your local Farm Bureaus. Check out what's being planned, and how you can be a part of it!
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Amusement Abounds with Member Savings!
Amusement parks are opening gates for the season. Beat prices the rest of the crowd will pay with member discounts at a wide variety of entertaining destinations!
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Join the Team!
Ohio Farm Bureau's Young Ag Professionals program is looking for more young folks to lead the way on its advisory team. Apply yourself today!
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Schacht Family Farm Market being recognized during Ohio Sustainable Agriculture Week in 2010
Ohio farmer testifies before House Ag Committee
Ohio farmer and Franklin County Farm Bureau member Lisa Schacht of Schacht Family Farm and Market testified before the House Agriculture Committee’s Subcommittee on Nutrition and Horticulture during a hearing held to receive input on agricultural programs in preparation for writing the 2012 Farm Bill.
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