Like agriculture, the integrity is in the process
Ohio Farm Bureau Organization Director Ty Kellogg volunteered these thoughts as he accompanied farmers to the organization's annual meeting.
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Jeffrey Wadsworth
Innovation has Ohio roots
Jeffrey Wadsworth, CEO of Columbus-based Battelle Memorial Institute, provided attendees of Ohio Farm Bureau's annual meeting with an overview of how his firm is leading research to solve some of society’s most challenging problems.
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Mary Byers
Author: Associations must change to stay relevant
Despite major changes in society, the way many associations operate hasn’t changed much, according to Mary Byers, an author and consultant who spoke at Ohio Farm Bureau’s annual meeting.
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OFBF and OAAE believe proposed rule could limit opportunities for agriculture students.
Farm Bureau, Ag Educators concerned about proposed farm youth labor regulations
New regulations as proposed by the U.S. Department of Labor would limit the opportunity for kids under the age of 16 to work on the nation's farms.
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Ohio State Fair "Agriculture is Cool" program receives International Recognition
"Agriculture is Cool" interactive education program partnership with Ohio Department of Agriculture, Ohio Farm Bureau and Ohio's agricultural commodity groups recognized earns first place Agricultural Award of Excellence.
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More than 300 delegates from all Ohio counties debated and approved policies for the organization in 2012.
Ohio Farm Bureau celebrates counties, leaders, lifetime achievements
Recap of achievements and awards from Ohio Farm Bureau's 93rd annual meeting Nov. 30 - Dec.2 in Columbus.
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Ohio Livestock Coalition Offers Free Classroom Materials
New “smart board” lessons are now available as part of the Ohio Livestock Coalition’s For Your InFARMation curriculum.
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Invest Ohio is source of capital for farmers, small businesses
InvestOhio is a new tool to infuse much needed capital into Ohio's small businesses, helping them create jobs. The nearly 900,000 small businesses in Ohio are one of the backbones of the state's economy. InvestOhio encourages investors to actively support these small businesses, sparking growth and improving Ohio's competitive position.
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OFBF sponsors Ohio Cattlemen’s BEST Program
BEST is a youth development program based on a series of sanctioned cattle shows held throughout Ohio.
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Ohioans interested in agriculture issues are invited to join
Ohio Farm Bureau members finding ways to use advisory councils online
Social media is playing an important role in allowing young, active Farm Bureau families to continue and contribute to longstanding grassroots programs.
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