Ohio Farm Bureau and Nationwide are offering members thermal imaging cameras, a new, free tool that can pinpoint potential fire hazards on the farm.
With an eye toward reducing the estimated 20,000 yearly agricultural fires in the United States, Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau are offering members thermal imaging cameras, a new, free tool that can pinpoint potential fire hazards on the farm. Get all the details on this Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast. Plus, what does the labor outlook hold for 2025. An expert on the matter from Ohio State’s College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences has some insights.
On this podcast, we kick off a series that will explore options that may be available to those looking for a new career path. Plus, we visit with an expert from Ohio State about the prospect of retirement.
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Learn about this year’s priority issues and get an update from Nationwide about the possible sunsetting on important tax laws that could directly impact Ohio’s farm families.
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March 13, explore strategies to improve safety in the agricultural industry with Farm Bureau and Nationwide Agribusiness.
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Grain Bin Safety Week is Feb. 16-22, 2025 – Nominate your local fire department through April 30.
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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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With an eye toward reducing the estimated 20,000 yearly agricultural fires in the United States, Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau Federation are offering members access to thermal imaging cameras.
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Overcoming this stigma falls upon the shoulders of family, friends, loved ones and the broader community—and it begins with open and honest communication.
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Ohio Farm Bureau and Nationwide are offering members thermal imaging cameras, a new, free tool that can pinpoint potential fire hazards on the farm.
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Nationwide’s Grain Bin Safety campaign has awarded grain rescue tubes and training to 390 fire departments across 32 states since 2014.
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