Highland County Farm Bureau announces 2025 scholarship opportunities
Evaluation of the applicants will be based on academic achievement, school /community activities and demonstration of leadership.
Read More'We really enjoyed the opportunity to connect with the local community to share more about what we are doing locally to support our farmers." ~ Heather Utter
The Highland County Farm Bureau took to the Farmer’s Market May 28 to connect with members and the community. The adults who came through the event really enjoyed conversation about the benefits and stance of the Highland County Farm Bureau. They also enjoyed taste testing the rhubarb crisp and many planned to use the recipe card to create their own. Additional recipe cards for roasted asparagus and sautéed eggplant were available for pickup. The children really enjoyed painting flower pots and planting flowers, as well as playing in the corn pit.
Organization Director Heather Utter, said, “The event was a good collaboration between the Highland County Farmers Market and the Highland County Farm Bureau. We really enjoyed the opportunity to connect with the local community to share more about what we are doing locally to support our farmers.”
Evaluation of the applicants will be based on academic achievement, school /community activities and demonstration of leadership.
Read MoreKayla Jones of Newark and Heather Utter of Sardinia have been promoted to senior organization director for Ohio Farm Bureau Federation.
Read MoreAn evening of elections, policy updates, volunteer recognition, and insights from guest speaker Ty Higgins highlights the Farm Bureau’s dedication to local agriculture.
Read MoreBlake Adams of Leesburg recently graduated from Ohio Farm Bureau’s AgriPOWER Class XIV.
Read MoreFirst responders and farmers in Highland and Brown counties gained lifesaving skills during a hands-on Level 1 Grain Bin Rescue Training, emphasizing preparedness and safety in agricultural communities.
Read MoreFarm 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 MoreAvery Teeters is a 2024 graduate of Fairfield Local High School.
Read MoreThe discussions held during the meeting mirrored the breadth of concerns facing the agricultural community, touching upon key topics such as agriculture education, solar projects, the H2Ohio initiative, and CAUV reform.
Read MoreHighland County Farm Bureau encourages all members to stay tuned for upcoming events and initiatives.
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