A creamery built for community
A unique ‘rent-a-calf’ program allows Butler County 4-H and FFA kids who do not have the ability to take on a home dairy project to rent-a-calf from Mullen Dairy for the county fair.
Read MoreThe 103rd Butler County Annual meeting was held Sept. 7, 2023 at the Princeton Road Campus. President Kathy Carmack welcomed everyone, and led the membership in the Pledge Of Allegiance. President Carmack introduced Bev Foutz for the invocation. Following the invocation, a catered dinner from Shoelaces Catering was served. The annual meeting committee conducted a silent auction with the proceeds going to the scholarship fund.
President Carmack introduced Sen. George Lang and Zach Bohannon, representative from Congressman Warren Davidson’s, office for a short report.
Policy Development Chairperson Tim Hesselbrock reported the proposed 2023 policy resolutions; copies of the approved policies for 2023-24 are available by emailing [email protected]
Vice President Barbie Casey gave the nominating committee report. Congratulations to 2023-24 President Kathy Carmack and Vice President Barbie Casey. The following members were elected to the BCFB county board for a three-year term: Barbie Casey, Larry Johnson, Alayna Garver Taylor, and Mike Truster. OFBF 2024 Annual Meeting delegates are Joe Conrad, Tim Hesselbrock and Gayle Weber.
Jeanne Walther presented the 2023 Friend of Ag award to Families of the Butler County Century Farms. VanGorden 1807, Garner Garner Trust 1808, Alexander-McNiff Horner-Alexander Farm LLC 1809, Pumphrey-Halstead Scott Robinson Farm, LLC 1810, Richardson-Kramer-Richardson Family 1816, Krehbiel-Highland View Farm, Est. 1827 LLC 1827, Truster 1855, Brodbelt Harris-Harris Krebs Sunnyside Farm 1883, Griffith 1889, Beeler 1901, Groh 1911, Gorman-Gorman Farms 1912, Duvelius Baker Farm 1914, Hiltbrand 1914, Rosselot-Deep Creek Farms, LLC 1917,Deneler 1919, Fall Family Farm 1920, Fahner-Sunny Side Farm 1923. Eighteen of the 25 Century Farms were present to be recognized.
Jeanne Walther presented the 2023 Sarah James Outstanding Volunteer Award to Amy Butterfield for her years of volunteer service to BCFB. Amy is pictured above.
Organization Director Christy Montoya introduced Jake Schulte who recognized the hours of service of trustees and retiring trustees. Special thanks to Lynn Eisele, Amy Butterfield, Nick Forrest and Ron Tilford.
Kathy Carmack thanked all the volunteers and spoke of the future of Farm Bureau and the need for the younger generations to become involved. She thanked all the Century Farm families for their attendance. Ms Carmack recognized the P&E committee for their efforts researching the history of the Century farms.
There was $1493 raised for the BCFB scholarship fund during the evening.
A unique ‘rent-a-calf’ program allows Butler County 4-H and FFA kids who do not have the ability to take on a home dairy project to rent-a-calf from Mullen Dairy for the county fair.
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Put on your boots and join us for an evening of dancing, live music, and community fun at the Collinsville Community Center!
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Join us Sept. 24 to receive the tools, resources and confidence you need to strengthen your health and financial future.
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Lane Osswald of Eldorado is serving on the 2025 Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Policy Development Committee.
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The following proposed policies will be voted on during our Annual Social on Sept. 11, 2025 at the Seven Mile Winery.
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Seven scholarships are awarded annually through the Butler County Farm Bureau.
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Kendall Miller of Camden is a senior at Wilmington College, pursuing a double major in agriculture education: community education with a concentration in agriculture-animal science.
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At this year’s county fair, the Butler County Farm Bureau is shining the spotlight on small-scale farmers! Contact the county office to enter.
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Learn how to plant and pot your own herbs Wednesday, May 14, 2025 at 6:30 p.m. at Garver’s Family Farm Market.
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Kaelyn Stayrook of West Alexandria joins the staff at the Farmersville office.
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