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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Ohio Farm Bureau opposed climate change legislation that had come before Congress because it failed to meet several key principles.
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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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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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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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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.