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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Extension Connection will be published quarterly in Ohio Farm Bureau's Buckeye Farm News
A new partnership with an old friend
Extension and Farm Bureau have long been partners in making life better for farmers and all Ohioans. In November, Ohio farmers will find the first edition of Extension Connection, produced by OSU Extension and delivered exclusively to Ohio Farm Bureau members inside Buckeye Farm News.
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The "Home Grown in Darke County" series helped build appreciation for local farms and foods.
Community outreach programs earn top honor
The Darke and Medina County Farm Bureaus have been named winners in the American Farm Bureau Federation’s County Activities of Excellence program and will be exhibiting their programs at the 2012 AFBF annual meeting in Hawaii.
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New farm bill may soon become a reality
The current farm bill, which is set to expire in 2012, is something that is always at the top of the priority list of issues for Ohio Farm Bureau and American Farm Bureau.
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Diverse viewpoints shaping food production
A recent summit hosted by the Center for Food Integrity sought to shed light on a number of factors that could influence how food is produced.
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USDA seeks input on animal traceability plan
After farmers raised concerns about the USDA’s initial proposal on a national identification system, the agency has offered a revised plan.
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State auditor wants to ‘skinny down’ government
State Auditor Dave Yost is on a mission to cut the fat out of state and local governments.
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Hauling wide loads has limits
Using a tractor to haul equipment on a roadway may not be legal if it’s a wide load. A Union County Farm Bureau member was surprised to find this out because he’d been hauling a piece of equipment that way for a long time.
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Hundreds of landowners sought input from OFBF after receiving a higher than expected property tax bill.
Ohio Farm Bureau offers expertise as community seeks tax explanation
Any time there is an increase in what we must pay for something, it usually gets our attention. That’s the case in many counties around the state when landowners received their property tax bills and discovered an increase.
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