There are things young and beginning farmers should think about before starting their farm business. Learn those tips on this Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast.
Setting goals, creating a business structure, managing liability, estate planning and taxes may not sound all that fun, but they are all necessary when young and beginning farmers are getting started. Learn more about these tips from the pros at Wright and Moore on this Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast.
Plus, Ohioans will be treated to a rare phenomenon this spring when viewing of a total solar eclipse will be viewable for much of the state. Ohio Farm Bureau Policy Counsel Leah Curtis shares some of the concerns this might bring up for landowners.
Bob and Polly Givens are on a mission to inform small landowners-homesteaders of the advantages of CAUV.
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In a skyrocketing farmland market, it’s more important than ever to make sure you’re protected from the many liabilities that come from farmland ownership.
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The program is the brainchild of Mike and Patti Boyert, who are ready to help the next generation of young people get started in agriculture.
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The free Entrepreneurship Bootcamp would benefit newer farmers and be helpful to anyone who caters to end consumers and has been in business for five years or less. Sessions start June 8.
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Trevor German is the first beginning farmer to complete a transaction through the new Ohio Beginning Farmer Tax Credit Program.
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A grant is available to new and beginning farmers in Trumbull County.
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There are things young and beginning farmers should think about before starting their farm business.
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If you are thinking about starting a farm in 2024, or started one recently, here are a few tips to help you find success.
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A new online farm management course offered by Ohio State will help Ohio’s beginning farmers qualify for the requirements of the Ohio Beginning Farmer Tax Credit program.
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The Beginning Farmer Tax Credit is now available to those who’ve recently entered the field, as well as those who help beginning farmers.
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