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Approximately 300 Farm Bureau volunteers from across the state made the journey to Columbus for Ohio Farm Bureau’s annual Ag Day at the Capitol.

Ohio Farm Bureau's Keith Stimpert & Joe Cornely discuss the background of Issue 2, the Livestock Care Standards Board, & the implications of the latest actions of the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) in Ohio.

Meet the finalists in Ohio Farm Bureau's 2009 Outstanding Young Farmer Contest

Meet the finalists in Ohio Farm Bureau's 2009 Excellence in Agriculture Contest.

Local volunteers from county Farm Bureaus, Chambers of Commerce, home-school students, Soil and Water Conservation District personnel and others have come together just in time for the holiday season to help feed Ohio's hungry.

Ohio farmers and their supporters gathered for a Vote YES on Issue 2 Rally at the Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center in Columbus on Oct. 14. Here are some video highlights from the rally.

Out of state animal rights activists say Issue 2 is about “big ag” and not family farms. With nearly 60,000 family farmers in its membership, Ohio Farm Bureau knows this isn’t true. Meet some multigenerational family farmers who agree.

Some rural landowners may be surprised when discovering their latest CAUV (Current Agricultural Use Valuation) values have increased some several hundred percent over the last three years.

Saying that it would kill jobs, raise consumer costs and make America less competitive, hundreds of Ohioans rallied in Lima Aug. 21 against climate legislation passed by the U.S. House.

For nearly 70 Ohioans, a recent trip to the Bob Evans Farm in southeast Ohio was all about getting back to basics.

Ohio Farm Bureau's Land and Living exhibit is once again part of the Ohio State Fair.

Ohio Farm Bureau enters the world of social media.

As magnificent as they can be, some animals destroy property, especially when their populations are out of balance. This is a problem being addressed by the Ohio Division of Wildlife, landowners and Ohio Farm Bureau.

Extending a helping hand to someone can take lots of different forms. One of the most effective ways to help and make a lifelong impact is by becoming a mentor. This was the case for two farmers from Wood County.

Specialization is not uncommon within the medical profession, and it's becoming even more common in the agriculture sector. Many producers have streamlined their operations, helping them to remain viable in agriculture.