Pickaway County Scholarship Recipient 2022
Matthew Ruff will receive a $500 scholarship.
Read MoreThe Pickaway County Farm Bureau is the largest membership organization in Pickaway County and is focused on all aspects of those working in the agricultural industry. Pickaway County Farm Bureau was organized and incorporated as a non-profit corporation in 1928.
Pickaway County Farm Bureau is one of 86 county Farm Bureaus that make up the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. In 2021, Pickaway County had 715 active members. Active members are identified as anyone whose livelihood depends on the agricultural industry.
Pickaway County Farm Bureau is led by an elected board consisting of 16 trustees. Those currently serving as county board trustees are:
The mission of Farm Bureau is “Working together for Ohio farmers to advance agriculture and strengthen our communities.” The Pickaway County Farm Bureau recently adopted the following policies during its 2021 county annual meeting:
If you are interested in becoming a member of the Pickaway County Farm Bureau, the dues are $79 per year, plus an optional donation of $3 for the AGGPAC fund, which supports better government. You can contact the Pickaway County office at 740-474-6284.
Josiah Paul is one of our scholarship winners. He is graduating from Logan Elm High School.
Read MoreA yearlong leadership training program focusing on several topics for farmers and agribusiness professionals.
Read MoreOhio Farm Bureau has prepared this summary of key topics covered during the April state board meeting.
Read MoreFarm Bureau members from Fairfield, Hocking, Pickaway and Ross counties participated in the annual Ag Day at the Capital legislative day.
Read MorePickaway and Delaware Counties: Farms to Food Banks project was selected as a national County Activities of Excellence winner.
Read MoreOhio Farm Bureau has prepared this summary of key topics covered during the December board meeting and Ohio Farm Bureau annual meeting.
Read MoreOhio Farm Bureau has prepared this summary of key topics and news covered during the November board meeting.
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