Brown County farmers cultivate community: Volunteering at Helping Hands Food Pantry
The involvement of these farmers highlights the connection of agriculture and community welfare.
Read MoreA memorable evening including trustee elections, policy discussions, scholarship and volunteer recognition!
Brown County Farm Bureau and Brown Soil and Water Conservation District held their annual meeting at the Venue on Lake Grant on Aug. 28t at 5:30 p.m. The evening started with elections for Soil and Water supervisor, followed by opening statements at 6:30 p.m. and a delicious catered meal.
Brown County board President Chris Rogers kicked off the business meeting with introductions of elected officials including Senator Johnson, Representative Bird, Representative Pizzulli, Commissioner Woodruff and many more! Vice President Ben Parker presented board trustees for election and 2024 annual meeting delegates. Public Policy Chair Brett Rogers took the podium to introduce proposed policies. All Farm Bureau voting members were instructed to vote. The evening continued with recognizing volunteers, scholarship recipients and a reflection on the year’s highlights.
Following the Farm Bureau portion of the evening, the microphone was handed over to the Brown County Soil and Water Conservation District. Among several recognitions, District Manager Chris Rogers was recognized for his tireless work over the last 30 years. He received commendations from the Ohio Senate, the Ohio House of Representatives and the Brown County Commissioners.
This joint effort between the Brown County Farm Bureau and the Soil and Water Conservation District highlights the vital role that collaboration plays in fostering a thriving and sustainable agricultural community, while also reinforcing the importance of responsible stewardship of land management and conservation practices for the benefit of future generations.
The involvement of these farmers highlights the connection of agriculture and community welfare.
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Read MoreWe engaged in a variety of hands-on workshops and savored new culinary experiences.
Read MoreApplications are available online and can be obtained through local high schools’ guidance counselors’ offices. Apply by March 31, 2024.
Read MoreA memorable evening including trustee elections, policy discussions, scholarship and volunteer recognition!
Read MoreThe July 17 event aimed to equip local farmers with insights into transporting equipment and commodities while adhering to both state and federal regulations.
Read MoreVolunteers’ dedication highlighted the Farm Bureau’s core values of service, unity, showcasing their commitment to making a positive impact on their community.
Read MoreThis joint initiative aimed to equip attendees with the tools and understanding required to address mental health concerns within the community.
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