Williams serving on 2026 OFBF Policy Development Committee
Greg Williams of Lucasville is serving on the 2026 Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Policy Development Committee.
Read MoreFarm Bureau closed out our Summer Programs at Northview Elementary by learning about dairy and butter making! These kids had a blast shaking up the jars to make their own butter and getting to taste what they made. We wanted to say thank you to the teachers at Northview Elementary who asked us to be a part of this Summer Program; we always enjoy teaching our youth about agriculture! To check out more awesome photos from this program, check out our Facebook page. 

Greg Williams of Lucasville is serving on the 2026 Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Policy Development Committee.
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The project focuses on installation of two transmission lines impacting neighborhoods in Meigs, Jackson, Pike, Scioto and Lawrence Counties, as well as extensive substation upgrades along each route.
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Each year, The Telegram newspaper helps shine a spotlight on the Jackson-Vinton Farm Bureau’s Hog Wild Contest by sponsoring a…
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We had a fantastic turnout for the Equine Pasture Walk! Local horse owners and agriculture enthusiasts gathered in Vinton County…
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Jackson-Vinton Farm Bureau was proud to support this year’s Vinton County Fair by sponsoring the Showman of Showmen jackets for…
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Jackson-Vinton Farm Bureau partnered with Nationwide Select Partner Virgil Hamilton Agency at the Jackson County Fair. What a great time…
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Five students received funds to assist them with the next step in their education.
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A powerful collaboration between agriculture, insurance advocacy, and local entrepreneurship was on full display recently as local leaders gathered for…
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There is nothing quite like watching a classroom of third graders realize that the butter they eat at breakfast doesn’t…
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