End of Ohio Department of Agriculture?
A proposal being considered by Ohio lawmakers calls for cutting the number of state departments in half and merging them into other offices.
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A proposal being considered by Ohio lawmakers calls for cutting the number of state departments in half and merging them into other offices.
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Ohio Farm Bureau Federation has named Chad Endsley as director of agricultural law.
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The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation (OFBF) has named Chad Endsley director of agricultural law.
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Last week Gov. John Kasich signed into law Senate Bill 315, legislation that strengthens regulations for Ohio’s oil and gas industry. Introduced by Sen. Shannon Jones (R – Springboro), the bill establishes a regulatory framework for overseeing technologies allowing exploration of natural gas in deep shale rock formations, as well as other energy issues.
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Ohio State Agricultural Technical Institute and high school agricultural education are facing big changes. Farmers are passionate about these programs and will need to get engaged with local school districts and legislators to determine if proposed changes will be beneficial or detrimental to local programs.