Members welcome to visit Farm Bureau office
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We invite Hamilton County Farm Bureau members and nonmembers to join our Spring Fling Monday, March 17.
Topic:
“Manure is not your usual dinner conversation. Join us for an evening of best practices and new solutions that farms and horse barns can use to manage manure. “
Where: Sharon Centre Auditorium – 11450 Lebanon Rd, Sharonville, OH 45241
Sponsored By: Hamilton County Farm Bureau Ohio Horseman’s Council – Hamilton County Chapter Hamilton County Conservation District
Details
Dinner begins at 6:00 p.m.
$5 for HCFB and HCHA Bureau members
$10 for Non-members
Questions contact the Farm Bureau office at 513-831-5870 or [email protected]
Call, email or click below to let us know you would like to join us by March 7, 2025.
HC-OHC has been working very, very hard to provide members with interesting events and activities to feed your Equine Needs! There IS big value to being a HC-OHC member – check out our continuingly evolving calendar of events (attached) and Join HC-OHC here
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