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Buckeye Farm News Briefs - 2-24-11
The Ohio Division of Wildlife is holding open houses. | Clean Ohio Agricultural Easement Purchase Program applications are available. | A Kansas State study shows meat sales decline when media attention is given to animal welfare issues. | HSUS is working on a ballot measure in Washington state.
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Buckeye State Sheriffs’ Association supports OFBF’s $2,500 Reward Program
The Buckeye State Sheriffs’ Association (BSSA) has announced it is supporting Ohio Farm Bureau Federation’s (OFBF) $2,500 Reward Program.
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Budget bill has provisions of interest to farmers
The MBR includes Clean Ohio Fund provisions for $6 million to the Agricultural Easement Purchase Program and $36 million to the Green Space Conservation program.
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Ohio Farm Bureau and Wilmington College are exploring ways to work together to build a stronger agricultural community.
Building Community through Cooperation in Wilmington
Communications Specialist and Wilmington College graduate Chip Nelson shares how cooperative efforts between Ohio Farm Bureau Federation and the college are helping boost the local economy and provide a stronger future for students and Ohio agriculture.
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Sen. Cliff Hite visiting with Farm Bureau leaders at an AGGPAC sponsored luncheon.
Building relationships one elected official, one farmer at a time
Director of Political Education Doug Foxx discusses several events recently sponsored by AGGPAC, and shares how members can keep the lines of communication open and work toward creating stronger relationships with government officials.
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Early Farm Bureau leader Murray Lincoln's vision shaped Farm Bureau's future.
Built on Belief: Remembering why Farm Bureau was created
It was a matter of circumstance that lent a title to a movement. One hundred years ago, in Broome County, N.Y., the chamber of commerce added a new department and the first “farm bureau” was born.
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Bumgarner to lead OFBF Center for Food and Animal Issues
COLUMBUS, Ohio (OFBF) - Michael A. Bumgarner has been named vice president of Ohio Farm Bureau Federation’s (OFBF) new Center for Food and Animal Issues. His appointment is effective July 1, 2009.
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Bumgarner to lead OFBF Center for Food and Animal Issues
Michael A. Bumgarner has been named vice president of Ohio Farm Bureau Federation’s (OFBF) new Center for Food and Animal Issues.
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The invasive Asian longhorned beetle was discovered in Clermont County, threatening Ohio forests & maple syrup business
Bust this bug: Asian longhorned beetle poses new threat to state’s forests
The Asian longhorned beetle has the potential to eat away more than $2.5 billion in standing timber as well as Ohio’s $5 billion nursery industry that employs nearly 240,000 people, according to the Ohio Department of Agriculture.
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