Our Ohio

Our Ohio tells stories that build community around Ohio Farm Bureau’s mission of working together for Ohio farmers to advance agriculture and strengthen our communities. Our Ohio explores how agriculture impacts the daily lives of all Ohioans. Sign up for the Our Ohio e-letter. A digital version of Our Ohio magazine is also available.

From Montana to Ohio, Farm Bureau as a common thread

Wherever a farmer or rancher goes, Farm Bureau is there. ~ Gary Heibertshausen, Brown County Farm Bureau member.

Advocacy from the compost pile

Nate Andre works to educate officials and shape composting regulations, by hosting state and federal leaders, health departments and EPA officials on his farm. He’s been a Farm Bureau member since 1973.

Creative partnerships: Connecting with community

Creative partnerships between farmers and the surrounding community are vital to building relationships, and in some cases Ohio Farm Bureau memberships.

Nationwide News: Protect your farm from severe winter weather hazards

Plan ahead, be attentive to changing weather and be ready to act when severe winter conditions endanger health and safety.

Nine Ohio counties rewarded for innovative programming

Our grassroots leaders are constantly raising the bar and finding new ways to show up and support their communities. ~ Zippy Duvall

Energy program provides savings, peace of mind

One of the best decisions Shannon and Heather Utter made a few years ago was looking into a Farm Bureau member benefit that has ended up saving them thousands of dollars on their energy bills.

Communication, relationships are keys to membership

Talking to members is an important way to know what they need and want, and the best way to recruit new members is to just start a conversation with them.

Across the Table: Value of Ohio Farm Bureau membership

Know that Ohio Farm Bureau will continue standing with you to build a stronger future for your farm and Ohio agriculture.

January/February 2026 Our Ohio

The January/February issue of Our Ohio magazine puts the focus on membership value.

Demo farms project ends, impactful research endures

The network was established in fall 2015 on farms in Hardin and Hancock counties. Nearly 200 different tours and events took place on the three farms totaling nearly 4,000 visitors in its 10-year span.