Williams elected Ohio Farm Bureau trustee
Greg Williams of Lucasville has been elected District 21 trustee of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation.
Read MoreJoin us for the Growing Agricultural Leaders Camp, which is designed to expose our future ag leaders to various educational entities that offer ag careers and programs that may be considered non-traditional. It also provides leadership, communication, and career planning skills to help them plan for college, trade school or the workforce.
The camp will be held at Canter’s Cave 4-H Camp in Jackson on Wednesday, Nov. 13. Arrival time will be 9 a.m. and dismissal will be 7 p.m. following dinner. The cost is $10 and includes lunch, dinner and a free T-shirt. Please call the Farm Bureau office at 740-286-4598 or click this link to register by Friday, Oct. 25 to ensure you receive a free camp T-shirt.
This program is funded by the a grant from the Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation.
Greg Williams of Lucasville has been elected District 21 trustee of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation.
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Read MoreNov. 13, future ag leaders can learn about various educational entities that offer ag careers and programs that may be considered non-traditional.
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