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CARROLL COUNTY FARM BUREAU ANNOUNCES ANNUAL MEETING

Published Jul. 17, 2010

Carroll County Farm Bureau Board announces the 2010 Annual Meeting. Mark your calendar for the Carroll County Annual Meeting on August 31st, 2010 at FFA Camp Muskingum. Candidate Reception starts at 6:30. Dinner and meeting at 7:00. Call the Farm Bureau office to make your reservations!...

I am Farm Bureau at Carroll County Fair

Published Jul. 17, 2010

Check out the I am Farm Bureau signs at the Carroll County Fair this week....

John Davis continues as Carroll County Farm Bureau President

Published Apr. 11, 2010

Congratulations to John Davis who was re-elected to another year as Carroll County Farm Bureau president at tonight's board meeting!...

Summer Camps Announced

Published Apr. 11, 2010

Mark Your Calendars! Announcing Dates for 2010 Camps and Young Ag Professionals Summer Retreat - Farm Bureau Camps: June 13-18 Higher Ground @ Ohio Dominican (ages 14-18), July 18-20 Quest @ Ohio Dominican (ages 12-14). Young Ag Professionals July 10th Summer Retreat @ Columbus Zoo & YAP Washington D.C. Trip Sept. 8-10......

Farm City Luncheon Set

Published Apr. 11, 2010

Carroll County Annual Farm City Luncheon-Tuesday. April 13th, 2010, 10:30 a.m., Church of Christ, 353 Moody Avenue SW, Carrollton. Guest Speaker Chuck Pearson-" Trees-the Renewable Resource" RSVP to the county office 888-265-2090 or tcfarmbureau@verizon.net by April 1st. Free will donation....

Kim Davis named to Ohio Wildlife Council

Published Apr. 11, 2010

Gov. Ted Strickland appointed Kim R. Davis of Carrollton and Timothy W. Ratliff of Winchester on Wednesday to a four-year term serving on the Ohio Wildlife Council, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife. Both Davis and Ratliff will serve until 2014.  Davis replaces Gary Grant of Continental. Ratliff replaced the retiring Howard L. Calhoun of Akron. Davis...

ISSUE 2 WINS BIG IN COUNTY AND STATE!

Published Nov. 18, 2009

Issue 2 passed in Jefferson County with 65% of the voters approval and 65% statewide.  This was a step forward for the protection of animal agriculture as well as consumers' right to choose what they eat.  A big thank you goes out to all of the volunteers, donors and groups that endorsed Issue 2.  Congratulations on a job well done.  This is just the first step of many to come....

FOUR COUNTY LEADERSHIP PROGRAM WINS AFBF AWARD

Published Nov. 18, 2009

The Carroll, Harrison, Jefferson and Tuscarawas Leadership Program has received  the American Farm Bureau Federation Outstanding County Activity in Excellence Award.  Fifteen outstanding activites across the country are chosen for this award.  The four county leadership program consisted of seven institutes and a graduation that will be held on October 30th.  This was a wonderful leadership experi...

CARROLL BOARD EXPERIENCES PARLIMENTARY PROCEDURE

Published Nov. 18, 2009

The Carroll County Board of Trustees welcomed the Carrollton High School FFA Chapter Parlimentary Procedure Team to their November Board meeting.  The team gave the county Farm Bureau Board an excellent lesson on how to conduct an effective business meeting.  Thank you to the FFA Chapter Advisors and members for this valuable experience....

STATE ISSUE 2 REGIONAL RALLY at DARR FARMS

Published Sep. 20, 2009

You are invited to the State Issue 2 (the creation of a Livestock Care Licensing Board) Regional Rally at the George Darr Farm, outside of Newcomerstown, Ohio.  The date is Sunday afternoon Oct. 11, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.  This event will be an Ice Cream Social with many great guest speakers to kick-off the ballot campaign in Carroll, Harrison, Jefferson, Tuscarawas, Holmes, Licking, Coshocton and ...

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County Information

Organization Director:
Michele Specht

Mailing Address:
2146 E. High Ave.
New Philadelphia, OH 44663

Phone:
330-339-7211

Fax:
330-308-9026

Email:
farmbureau@tusco.net

Office Hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.


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