Prevent feed accidents for optimum animal health
Nationwide News: Feeding livestock requires careful management. Mold and mildew can be producers’ worst enemies as they work to keep livestock healthy.
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Taking precautions can help farmers protect the well-being of their animals.
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Individuals and organizations may now make financial contributions to the Animals for Life Foundation online.
Animals for Life Foundation now accepting online donations
Continuing to grow its ability to increase public acceptance & recognition that animals bring value to human life in a number of ways for a number of reasons, the AFL Foundation recently upgraded its website for individuals and organizations to make financial donations at the click of a mouse.
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Ohio's record rainfall caused concern about overflowing manure storage sites
The record rainfall this spring in Ohio created not only a planting headache for farmers but major manure storage challenges.
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The art and science behind polls
Knowing what’s on the minds of voters and consumers can be a valuable tool. Getting that knowledge can be as simple as doing a poll. But doing the right type of poll & doing it correctly is both an art & science, longtime pollster Martin Saperstein tells Town Hall Ohio.
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Farm Votes Matter is a project of Ohio Farm Bureau's AGGPAC
AGGPAC helps inform lawmakers about agriculture, provides voter information
AGGPAC is Ohio Farm Bureau's political action committee that monitors the voting records and political campaigns of Ohio’s elected officials at the state and national levels. Lawmakers who have a positive voting record on Ohio Farm Bureau’s key issues receive “Friend of Agriculture” designations
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Ohio Farm Bureau President Steve Hirsch
News briefs: Trade agreements, farm bill, corn production
Ohio Farm Bureau President Steve Hirsch was recently in Washington, D.C. to visit with several lawmakers and their staff. | The Fertilizer Institute announced that between 1980 and 2010, U.S. farmers nearly doubled corn production using slightly fewer fertilizer nutrients than were used in 1980.
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Early Farm Bureau leader Murray Lincoln's vision shaped Farm Bureau's future.
Built on Belief: Remembering why Farm Bureau was created
It was a matter of circumstance that lent a title to a movement. One hundred years ago, in Broome County, N.Y., the chamber of commerce added a new department and the first “farm bureau” was born.
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Ohio Farm Bureau worked on behalf of Ohio farmers to change Ohio's animals at large law.
Ohio Farm Bureau making progress on farmers' policy issues
Ohio Farm Bureau continues to work closely with lawmakers and state officials on issues such as the Ohio Estate Tax, state budget, transportation, on-farm energy production, farmers markets and eminent domain.
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Farmer John Price answers students' questions about raising pigs.
Students learn about food at central Ohio farm
Two elementary school classes recently received a field trip to Price Farms Organics in Delaware County after winning a statewide essay contest from the Ohio Livestock Coalition.
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Ohio farmers left behind as other nations complete trade agreements
Pending free trade agreements (FTA) between the United States and Korea, Panama and Colombia would amount to more than $2.5 billion in additional exports, economic development and jobs.
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