Day at Adams County Fair

On July 15, Adams County Farm Bureau hosted its annual Farm Bureau Day at the Adams County Fair. Activities included free health screenings for Farm Bureau members sponsored by Adams County Regional Medical Center, the antique tractor display, and a Farm Bureau Meet and Greet, where fairgoers could learn about the benefits of Farm Bureau membership and visit with local members.

Additionally, fun youth activities included watermelon eating, seed spitting, sack races, bubble blowing, hula hooping, limbo, and more! Our youth frog jumping content and pedal tractor pulls are two favorites year after year! Last but not least, we finished the day with an antique tractor parade and tractor games (have you ever heard of tractor basketball?).
New this year, Hayden Crum joined us as part of our Hi-Flying Soybeans program sponsored by the Ohio Soybean Council and Ohio State – Adams County 4-H. Hayden, a 4-H member and Ohio Valley Career and Technical Center FFA member, is an owner of Midwest Air, LLC and does custom application work using drone technology. After Hayden’s demo, young fairgoers learned more about ag careers that utilize drones and had the opportunity to try their hand at mapping out a route for a robotic “drone sprayer” to spray fields of soybeans in a simulated activity.
These activities are just a start to exploring what Farm Bureau does in our local community – fostering relationships + teaching our next generation of youth about agriculture. 
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Kevin Holy

Geauga County Farm Bureau

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Ryanna Tietje

Henry County Farm Bureau

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Matt Aultman

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Bill and Charlotte Wachtman

Henry County

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Gretchan Francis

Trumbull County Farm Bureau

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Hannah Kiser

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Mary Smallsreed

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