County Farm Bureaus help launch farmers markets
The goal of a partnership between farmers and consumers became a reality for the Hocking County Farm Bureau.
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The goal of a partnership between farmers and consumers became a reality for the Hocking County Farm Bureau.
As the nation’s largest animal rights organization gathers signatures to place constitutional restrictions on livestock farming in Ohio, farmers are organizing in response.
House bill contains vital tax provisions; Child employment act could affect farm youth
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Ohio Farm Bureau is urging the Food and Drug Administration to prepare an agricultural cost/benefit analysis before moving forward with plans to enact new food safety procedures.
As Ohio’s deer herd continues to grow, hunters, landowners and farmers must unite and work together in order to balance deer herds with the habitat and minimize deer-human conflicts. Easier said than done; however, one proven method is QDM cooperatives.
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Lance Hoffman was admiring a Union County farmer’s new concrete heavy use pad this spring when he shook his head in disbelief. He had just learned that federal conservation funding had paid most of the cost of the pad.
Nominate an outstanding Crop Adviser; Figured Up; Their Words; Scholarly Pursuits
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There is no excuse for the mistreatment of the animals in a video recently released by an animal rights group, but there is also no reason to think that abuse is common on Ohio farms.
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Cristen Bartus of Lucas County, Greg and Rose Hartschuh of Crawford County, Tracie Isler of Marion County, Nick Rizzo of Montgomery County and Renae Scheiderer of Monroe County were recently named finalists in the contest, which highlights the diversity of Ohio Farm Bureau members.
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After holding six public listening sessions throughout the state, the Ohio Livestock Care Standards Board is ready to talk specifics.