Monroe County Farm Bureau will hold its 2022 Annual Meeting on Thursday, Sept. 29, at Midway Community Center, 37358 St Rt 800, Sardis. Doors open and a grilled pork chop dinner will be served by FFA members beginning at 5:30 p.m. All meals are pre-sale only. The meeting will begin by 6:30 p.m.

At the meeting, members will vote on code changes, proposed policies, elect Board of Trustee members, and elect delegates for the 2023 Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Annual Meeting. Policy concerns include bobcat regulations, broadband internet services, agricultural education and others. Recognition will be given to outstanding volunteers of the organization.

President Cliff Sickler said, “This is our members’ meeting. We encourage all of our members and friends to attend to help better the farm community.”

Meals are pre-sale only and the cost is $12 per adult and $6 for a child under 10 years.  Tickets are available from all Board Members and reservations are due by Sept. 19. Ohio Farm Bureau is a grassroots membership organization that works to support our state’s food and farm community. For more information, reservations, or to join Farm Bureau contact Monroe County Farm Bureau at 740-425-3681, 866-855-7190, or [email protected].

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