Visit Ohio Farm Bureau's "Land and Living" exhibit at the 2011 Ohio State Fair
Visit Ohio Farm Bureau's "Land and Living" exhibit at the Ohio State Fair.
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Visit Ohio Farm Bureau's "Land and Living" exhibit at the Ohio State Fair.
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Visitors to the Farm Science Review who join Farm Bureau or renew their membership will receive a free “I am Farm Bureau” T-shirt.
Ohio Farm Bureau's Keith Stimpert & Joe Cornely discuss the background of Issue 2, the Livestock Care Standards Board, & the implications of the latest actions of the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) in Ohio.
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Ohio Farm Bureau Federation’s Center for Food and Animal Issues is inviting Ohioans to share how food and farming touches their lives in the “My Ohio Agriculture – What’s Our Connection?” video contest.
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Alex Grooms, of Williamsburg, Ohio, is the winner of Velvet Ice Cream and Ohio Farm Bureau Federation's 2010 Create-a-Flavor contest with his creation, Honey Caramel Ice Cream.
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Beth Vanderkooi will help the organization represent its members at the Ohio Statehouse and with others in state government.
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For as long as Bob Vance can remember, Ohio Farm Bureau has been a part of his life. He grew up on a dairy farm
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United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) announced at the beginning of October that it will be collecting chemical usage data from soybean and wheat growers in 26 states, including Ohio.
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After farmers raised concerns about the USDA’s initial proposal on a national identification system, the agency has offered a revised plan.