Membership benefits fueled by more than discounts
Mike Videkovich can name a long list of the organization’s benefits, but there is one very tangible one that he said he’s bound to use almost every year.
Read MorePlease renew your membership and allow us to continue to be a strong voice for agriculture.
Hocking County Farm Bureau is in the midst of the 2023 membership campaign, and it is so very important that we remain strong and relevant. As a membership organization whose main role is to make certain that agriculture remains a viable business in the county and the state of Ohio, our voice is strong because of our members. Hocking County Farm Bureau ended the 2022 membership year with 369 total members of which 334 had a direct relationship with agriculture.
The dues amount for Hocking County was raised to $100 per year as a result of the county members voting for the increase at the county annual meeting last September. The dues increase took effect on Dec. 1. As current Farm Bureau members, you have already received or will soon receive your renewal notice. Please renew your membership and allow us to continue to be a strong voice for agriculture. The 2023 membership year ends as of March 31, 2023. Please don’t hesitate to renew your membership.
Pictured are Hocking County representatives at the state annual meeting: President Stephanie Blackford, Garry Meyer, David Libbben, and District 15 Trustee Mike Videkovich.
Mike Videkovich can name a long list of the organization’s benefits, but there is one very tangible one that he said he’s bound to use almost every year.
Read MoreA Day In The Ring alloeds individuals with special needs to be able to experience what it is like to show an animal at the Hocking County Fair.
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Read MoreThe Growing Tomorrow Grant will provide grants to new or early-stage agricultural businesses. Applications are due July 31.
Read MoreTwo K-8 grade Ohio educators will be awarded up to $2,000 to attend the conference in Salt Lake City June 24-27.
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