Published Feb. 15, 2012
Ohio Farm Bureau is teaming up with Ohio State University to help law enforcement, local humane officers, wildlife officers, firefighters, animal control officers and other first responders gain a basic understanding of farm animal behavior and handling.
OFBF's policy to better control deer damage helped lead to the hunter access program, which is expanding.
Published Sep. 9, 2010
A pilot program created by Ohio Farm Bureau, the Division of Wildlife and hunting groups to address deer damage and give hunters access to land is being expanded.
(L-R) OFBF regional supervisor Tiffany Pattison, Jackie Metzger, Lois Sipes, Knox County FB's Diana and Gene Phillips
Published Mar. 12, 2010
OFBF's $2500 reward program has been a good deal for Farm Bureau members and their watchful neighbors in recent months. Here are a few examples.
Published Oct. 15, 2009
A new U.S. Department of Agriculture program that would allow state-inspected meat to cross state lines is expected to have a big impact in Ohio.
In order to pay taxes on inherited land, families can be forced to sell off parts of their farms.
Published Jan. 21, 2010
Legislation being considered by Ohio lawmakers would reduce Ohio’s estate tax rate and allow local governments to do away with the tax for residents in their jurisdictions.
Published Sep. 24, 2010
Ohio Farm Bureau opposed climate change legislation that had come before Congress because it failed to meet several key principles.
Sen. Chris Widener joins OFBF's Jack Fisher in a discussion about agricultural education opportunities.
Published Mar. 21, 2012
Matching up elementary and high school students with Ohio’s largest industry is the goal of a proposed regional STEM school that would focus on agriculture in urban areas.
Mike Bumgarner, vice president of OFBF’s Center for Food and Animal Issues, speaks during an animal welfare symposium.
Published Nov. 12, 2009
As Ohio voters considered the best way to set care standards for livestock, researchers attempted to shine a light on the complex science and societal expectations that shape animal care decisions.
OFBF Executive Vice President Jack Fisher testifies in favor of a bill involving the state's use of bio-based products.
Published Dec. 23, 2009
To Create a Stronger Economy and a Positive Future
Executive Vice President Jack Fisher encouraged farmers to address the questions that consumers have about agriculture.
Published Dec. 17, 2010
The opportunity to participate in the discussions that shape agriculture is the No. 1 benefit of membership in Ohio Farm Bureau, according to Executive Vice President Jack Fisher.