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Bob Scott sits in his truck above the Little Darby Creek, which flows through his Union County Farm.
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Farmers encouraged to use social networking sites
Many farmers are finding social media to be a key tool in educating consumers and combating animal rights activists.
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Farmers consider consumer trust, animal care, regulations at OLC annual meeting
Ohio farmers discussed consumer trust, animal care, regulations and more at the 2011 Ohio Livestock Coalition Annual Meeting in April. Here's a recap of the conversations and presentations.
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Farmers challenged to take on their critics
Jay Lehr kicked off Ohio Farm Bureau Federation’s 91st annual meeting with a challenge to the farmers in attendance.
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Farmers become advocates
Participants in OFBF's AgriPOWER Institute delve into a broad spectrum of information during a trip to Washington, D.C.
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Farmers at the table
Ohio Farm Bureau leaders have taken in active role in helping to shape the state's future.
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Ohio Farm Bureau member Kristin Reese will serve as a panelist on one of the four dissusions at The Food Dialogues: LA
Farmers and ranchers take to LA for The Food Dialogues
Farmers and ranchers are headed to Los Angeles – the entertainment capital of the world – for the second Food Dialogues event, June 20-21. Four separate discussions – held over two days – will bring together entertainment movers and shakers, chefs, academics, large restaurant operators, journalists, local leaders, farmers and ranchers for an in-depth conversation about food. Ohio Farm Bureau member Kristin Reese will serve as a panelist at one of the four discussions.
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Farmers air concerns in D.C.
Local leaders make trip as federal issues mount
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We're talking about Oprah's Vegan Challenge
Farmers a bit surprised by Oprah's Vegan Challenge show
When farmers learned that Oprah Winfrey was doing a show promoting a vegan lifestyle there was more than a little concern. But to the surprise of much of the agricultural community, the show may actually have done farmers a favor.
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Consumers want to know about issues that impact them.
Farmer engagement must move beyond ‘feeding the world’
A growing body of evidence suggests that Americans who do not farm or ranch really don’t give a rip that America’s farmers and ranchers are striving to feed the world.
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