Buckeye Farm News
Featured Jan. 15, 2009 issue: challenges in the livestock industry, OFBF's President's Award winners and volunteer opportunities.
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Featured Jan. 15, 2009 issue: challenges in the livestock industry, OFBF's President's Award winners and volunteer opportunities.
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Bridging the gap
Critics are weighing in, so farmers are speaking out
Decision time: producers consider ACRE Program
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OFBF recruiting for second AgriPOWER class
Farm Bureau, volunteers rally to feed Ohio's hungry
So called 'cow-tax' draws criticism
Bills may soon ban horse slaughter
Funding up for animal rights
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New strategies can save farmland
Policies rather than funding may provide solutions
Livestock farmers prepare to reach out to community
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Corn growers question high food costs
Biodiesel grants available to Ohio school districts
Public policy briefs
Renewable Fuel Standard increased for 2009, Forecasted exports decrease while imports slow, Vilsack to be new agriculture secretary, Farm Bureau grows across nation, OFBF on Equine Task Force, Ohio farmers provided $375,000 in Emergency Conservation Funds
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County news
Four-county leadership program kicks off, Building young leaders in Fairfield County, Fairfield County Farm Bureau fair building dedicated, Butler, Hamilton counties recognize 'Friends of Agriculture,' Farm Bureaus cruise through membership
Full-year membership approach made for easier campaign
Coming next on 'Ohio Farm & Country'
Our Ohio: Telling Agriculture's Story
Under 35? Mark your calendar for leadership conference
OFBF sponsors Cattlemen's BEST program
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OFBF's best programs
President's Award winners describe their successes, share award application tips
Volunteer roles need filled under new structure
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Workers' comp safety meeting dates
Foundation offers scholarships
Vanderkooi named OFBF director of state policy
Nationwide offers member discounts and extra coverages
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Farm Income Enhancement Program marks 20th anniversary
Howard receives crop advising award