In this issue: OFBF urges 'Yes' on Issue 2; local food connects a community at Farm Bureau event; Report: ‘Agbioscience’ can drive economy, sustainability; learn about Ohio’s new livestock care standards; USDA offers new rule on animal disease traceability; some funding for green energy may dry up;Ohio agvocates work to reach out to nonfarmers; Ohio women who grow food are starting conversations with the women who buy it
view pdfStories in this issue:
Local food connects a community at county Farm Bureau event
Report: ‘Agbioscience’ can drive economy, sustainability
Debt reduction committee could impact farm programs
Learn about Ohio’s new livestock care standards
USDA offers new rule on animal disease traceability
Some funding for green energy may dry up
Succession planning helps farmers prepare for the future
County opens farm to community
Video contest deadlines approaching
Ohio agvocates work to reach out to nonfarmers
Talk with OFBF staff at Farm Science Review
Farm community addresses water quality issues in Grand Lake St. Marys and Lake Erie
Ohio women who grow food are starting conversations with the women who buy it
Animals for Life Foundation awards grants to improve human-animal bond
Local Farm Bureau helps community explore new economic opportunity
Court ruling could impact conservation, CAUV
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