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The Ohio Expositions Commission presented four fifth-grade students from across the state with a $500 check and two teachers with $2,500 classroom grants from Ohio’s agricultural commodity groups as winners of the “Agriculture is Cool” scholarship and grant competitions.
Follow the latest updates from Ohio Farm Bureau's 94th Annual Meeting, Nov. 28-30, 2012.
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The Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation, Animals for Life Foundation and the Ohio Center on Agricultural Law, Inc. teamed up for the Eighth Annual Rural - Urban Community Auction in November, and bidders set a new record, raising $13,775 to support grants, public outreach and scholarship programs.
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See what annual meeting speakers had to say on the topics of ag education, estate planning, water quality, community development and taxes.
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Bill Lowe wins Murray Lincoln Award; 39 members earn Ambassador Award
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Remarks from OFBF Executive Vice President Jack Fisher at the 94th annual meeting
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Excerpt from OFBF President Steve Hirsch's remarks at the 94th annual meeting.
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Advisory councils are now called community councils. New council format to begin in January.
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World renowned animal handling pioneer and subject of an HBO movie about her life, Dr. Temple Grandin, will headline the first ever Animals for Life Summit in Columbus, March 20, 2013.
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As local governments look at budgets for the next year, several county Extension programs are facing complete cuts in funding. But communities that have faced similar fates overcame the challenges to maintain their Extension programs through a local tax levy.