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OFBF opposed the National Leafy Greens Marketing Agreement.
Year in Review: New Ohio Farm Bureau partnerships pay off
Ohio Farm Bureau teamed up with Bob Evans, The Velvet Ice Cream Company, National Tractor Pullers Association and the Buckeye State Sheriff's Association.
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Ohio Farm Bureau members join Gov. Ted Strickland and state officials following the passage of HB 414.
Year in Review: Livestock board kept its authority to address animal care issues
Following last year’s successful Issue 2 campaign to create the Ohio Livestock Care Standards Board, Ohio Farm Bureau worked with lawmakers in 2010 to support the enabling legislation that was required for the board to begin its work.
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Ohio Farm Bureau offers programs for youths.
Year in Review: Investing in Youth
Ohio Farm Bureau offered conferences for Farm Bureau youth during the summer months.
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South Dakota rancher Troy Hadrick's YouTube protest helped fuel outcry against Yellow Tail Wine for its donation to HSUS
Year in Review: Farmers go social in 2010
Ohio farmers found value in social media through Twitter, Facebook and YouTube in 2010, making sure agriculture's voice was heard in important issues as conversations took place on the Web.
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AgriPOWER class III.
Year in Review: AgriPOWER continues to develop new leaders
Since 2008, Ohio Farm Bureau’s AgriPOWER Institute training program has been developing future advocates for agriculture.
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Ft. Loramie FFA received the $1,000 grand prize for their video that demonstrated how farmers care for their animals.
Year in Review: 'Because I Care' - A positive message
The “Because I Care” video contest, sponsored by Ohio Farm Bureau’s Center for Food and Animals Issues, gave Ohio farmers, county Farm Bureaus, youth agricultural organizations and other ag-related groups an opportunity to fight back against negative Internet videos about animal agriculture.
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Wyandot County postcard is voters’ pick
Wyandot County Farm Bureau was the People’s Choice winner in this year’s “Growing a Masterpiece” art exhibit. Ohio Farm Bureau sponsors the contest, which asks local Farm Bureaus to develop artistic representations of agriculture in their county.
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Wyandot County offers 'Warmth Where Needed'
With 125 yards of fleece and more than 7,000 knots, the Wyandot Wranglers Farm Bureau Youth has put Warmth Where Needed in Wyandot County. Members of the group made 25 fleece blankets that were donated to the county sheriff's department to be given to children and adults who could use the warmth and comfort of a blanket.
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Working together, Ohio farmers to determine best course for their communities
If you’ve never attended a county annual meeting, it’s a perfect opportunity to see Farm Bureau in action, to connect with others who believe in the way of life agriculture provides and to give your input on how Farm Bureau can find common ground that benefits you and your community.
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