Cool down and stay safe during Ohio’s hot summer
Here are a few tips from Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation that may help prevent heat stress.
Read MoreWe challenge our Madison County Farm Bureau members to donate to the relief fund to help Kentucky Farmers. We have seen mass devastation and there is a need to help those affected. Our Board has pledged $250 to this cause and hope that our members will join us in donating. The funds raised will go to the Kentucky Farm Bureau Education Foundation – “Kentucky Relief Fund”.
There are many efforts happening to gather materials and send truckloads down to help, but a concern they have is making sure those materials are used. Money can always be used and can be diverted into areas with the most need.
If you wish to donate, please send a check made out to the Madison County Farm Bureau to our county office with “Kentucky Tornado Challenge” in the memo line by February 28, 2022.
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Hilliard OH 43026
Here are a few tips from Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation that may help prevent heat stress.
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