Local Farm Bureaus host CAUV Informational Session
Farm Bureau’s role in supporting the agricultural community is crucial, especially during times of significant change and uncertainty.
Read MorePAL is designed to help agricultural leaders accelerate their engagement abilities and solidify their roles as advocates for agriculture.
The American Farm Bureau Federation recently honored eight outstanding young farm and ranch leaders as graduates of the organization’s 10th Partners in Advocacy Leadership class. PAL is designed to help agricultural leaders accelerate their engagement abilities and solidify their roles as advocates for agriculture. Among the graduates is Clermont County Farm Bureau board member Sarah Ison, of Moscow.
“PAL builds a knowledge base of which you can go forward and apply. It connects you with a network of individuals who recognize and encourage your strengths to blossom while challenging you beyond what you though was possible,” Ison said.
Ison joins fellow graduates David Hafner, Florida; James Henderson, Colorado; Beth Hodge, New Hampshire; Jenny Holtermann, California; Matthew McClanahan, Tennessee; Derek Orth, Wisconsin; and Kyle Wilson, Utah.
“The work and commitment that PAL graduates put into this program is commendable,” AFBF President Zippy Duvall said. “Their dedication to advocating on agricultural issues will benefit rural communities at the local, state and national level.”
PAL training involves four learning modules designed to develop specific leadership skills while exploring components of leadership and its theories and philosophies. The modules build on one another over the two years of the program and include intense, in-person, hands-on training.
The PAL program is sponsored by AFBF, Farm Credit and Bayer CropScience. To be eligible for the program, candidates must be between the ages of 30 and 45, with demonstrated leadership skills.
Farm Bureau’s role in supporting the agricultural community is crucial, especially during times of significant change and uncertainty.
Read MoreFarm Bureau leaders from 15 counties came together to conduct an Ohio Farm Bureau Open Seat Screening for the candidates…
Read MoreClermont County Farm Bureau is pleased to award four $1000 scholarships to graduating seniors.
Read MoreThe purpose of this grassroots policy proposal process is to hear from our members and community leaders on issues Farm Bureau should address.
Read MoreEmpowering Ohio Agriculture: Insights from the Annual Ag Day at the Capital
Read MoreThe comprehensive training Feb. 16 covered general agricultural safety, employee health, and mental health well-being
Read MoreUp to three $750 scholarships may be awarded to 2024 Clermont County, Ohio high school graduates. Apply by April 30.
Read MoreThis collaborative approach is designed to draft personalized transition plans for farms, ensuring the seamless transfer of both business and familial responsibilities.
Read MoreWe engaged in a variety of hands-on workshops and savored new culinary experiences.
Read MoreAll applications must be received by 4 p.m. on March 31, 2024.
Read More