Farmers in Pickaway County will rely on current farm bill programs after an unsuccessful growing season, emphasizing the need for an updated farm bill as the current one is set to expire.
The current farm bill is set to expire Sept. 30. As lawmakers make very little progress on a new farm bill, some parts of Ohio, due to lack of moisture for the majority of the growing season, will make for prime examples of why an updated farm bill is needed sooner than later.
The plan provides a blueprint for policymakers and Ohio Farm Bureau members to bolster Ohio’s agriculture industry and our rural communities.
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Find out how Farm Bureau members helped to push through a farm bill extension and how Nationwide is equipping fire departments with life-saving tools for grain bin rescues.
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The bill includes short-term spending, disaster aid and a farm bill extension.
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What is the current status of new farm bill work, and what are the best and worst case scenarios as the current bill is set to expire?
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The current farm bill is set to expire Sept. 30. As lawmakers make very little progress on a new farm bill, some parts of Ohio will make for prime examples of why an updated farm bill is needed sooner than later.
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Ohio Farm Bureau’s Brad Bales gives an update on the latest farm bill happenings in Washington, D.C. and lays out the groundwork needed to get a new bill passed as soon as possible.
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On this episode of the Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast, learn about new resources created for landowners and farmers to help them navigate the ins and outs of landownership and the farm bill.
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On this Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast, find out more about the Farm Bill, the current status of it and what the general public thinks of the farm legislation.
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As a result of the Federal Milk Marketing Forum, delegates at the 2023 American Farm Bureau Annual Convention adopted policies to guide the organization’s work on the dairy pricing front.
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Ohio Farm Bureau will be working directly with our state’s congressional delegation in Washington throughout the development of this new farm bill, and I encourage you to do the same.
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