Truance elected Ohio Farm Bureau trustee
Gary Truance of Vinton was elected District 22 trustee for the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation.
Read MoreAthens-Meigs County Farm Bureau is pleased to announce two scholarship opportunities this year. One scholarship will be awarded to an Athens County graduate and one to a Meigs County graduate.
The deadline for entry is April 17, 2023. Recipients will be notified of the scholarship prior to high school graduation. The scholarship check will be sent to the student or directly to the college of the student’s choice, following proof of enrollment.
Special preference will be given to applicants planning to study an agricultural related field.
If you have questions, please call the Athens-Meigs County Farm Bureau office at 740-201-2739.
You may fill out an application here.
Gary Truance of Vinton was elected District 22 trustee for the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation.
Read MoreState Committee members assist with creating educational and leadership development programs for Ohio Farm Bureau’s Young Agricultural Professionals, specifically the Winter Leadership Experience, each year.
Read MoreThe Dinner on the Farm event helps to raise money for the Athens-Meigs County Farm Bureau Youth in Agriculture Development Fund.
Read MoreMembers passed policies opposing CAUV benefits to foreign landowners and supporting the efforts to promote and encourage students to seek education in soil science degree fields.
Read MoreProducers are encouraged to contact their local Farm Service Agency office to explore program which they may be eligible.
Read MoreHannah Thompson of McArthur is serving on the 2024 Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Policy Development Committee.
Read MoreAthens-Meigs County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting Aug. 29, with registration starting at 6 p.m. and dinner at 6:30 p.m. at Albany Independent Fairgrounds.
Read MoreCongratulations Sheridan Boyd from Athens County, and Shayla Hysell from Meigs County.
Read MoreThe 4th grade students rotated through 18 different stations throughout the day.
Read MoreThe 4th grade students rotated through 13 different stations throughout the day.
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