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• ODA prepared to defend dairy labels

• Deep Impact
  Proposed change to Great Lakes Compact could protect water rights...or sink the deal

• Farmers integral to energy policy, economy say state leaders

Page 2

• Governor must sell voters on economic plan

• Preventing power problems

• Consumers expected to weigh in on cloning debate

• Public Policy Briefs

Page 3

• Auditor's CAUV letter causes concern among landowners

• Political action
  Key Ohio farmers head to D.C.

• Register for OFBF Trends and Issues Conference

Page 4

• Pennington joins OFBF legal team

• County news in brief

• May We Introduce
  Featured in this issue, Leia Ringler, Richland County and Kari Burkey

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• Volunteers kick off membership campaigns

• Our Ohio Telling Agriculture's Story

• Ohio to launch interactive Web site for ag businesses
  Database links farmers, food industry

• OFBF at Power Show Ohio

• Youth have opportunity to sign up for summertime fun

• Coming next on 'Ohio Farm and Country'

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• On Your behalf
  A list of activities in which members' support of Farm Bureau helped strengthen agriculture and rural Ohio

• Story jumps

Page 7

• Weeds gone wild
  Souther Ohio residents work to fight invasive plants

• Organics 101 workshop offered

• Farmers adopting best management practices in record numbers

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• Calling all local meat producers
  'Our Ohio' to promote farm products

• Lean times for livestock farmers