Proposed climate legislation fell short
Ohio Farm Bureau opposed climate change legislation that had come before Congress because it failed to meet several key principles.
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In order to pay taxes on inherited land, families can be forced to sell off parts of their farms.
Proposals look to offer relief from Ohio’s estate tax
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.
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Proposal would allow state-inspected meat to cross state lines
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.
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(L-R) OFBF regional supervisor Tiffany Pattison, Jackie Metzger, Lois Sipes, Knox County FB's Diana and Gene Phillips
Property protection is paying off
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.
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OFBF's policy to better control deer damage helped lead to the hunter access program, which is expanding.
Program to connect hunters and farmers is growing
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.
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Program guides first responders on farm animal handling
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.
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Productive workers help drive membership push
Productive OFBF workers have been a driving force behind this year’s membership campaign.
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From left, High, and Distinguished Service Award Winners Miller, Johnson, Cessna, Highfield, Irvin and Shultz.
Producers flock to Buckeye Shepherd’s Symposium
Sheep Industry celebrates acheivements, elects leaders for 2010.
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Taking precautions can help farmers protect the well-being of their animals.
Prevent feed accidents for optimum animal health
Nationwide News: Feeding livestock requires careful management. Mold and mildew can be producers’ worst enemies as they work to keep livestock healthy.
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Preserving farmland in Fairfield County
The Ohio Farmland Preservation program continues to ensure that tens of thousands of acres on hundreds of farms across the state remain in agricultural production.
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