Meigs AG Day

Athens-Meigs County Farm Bureau hosted the 7th Annual Meigs County Ag Day at the Meigs County Fairgrounds May 8, 2026.

Each year we host the Meigs County fourth grade students at the fairgrounds to teach them all about different types of agriculture. There were 223 students who rotated through 13 different stations throughout the day. Each student was able to take home a free drawstring bag with all of the bag sponsors on it along with a brochure about what Farm Bureau is, the stations they were able to participate in for the day, and a list of all of our event sponsors! 

We could not host this wonderful event each year if it was not for the Meigs County Fair Board for allowing us to use the grounds, our wonderful sponsors who believe in what we are doing and our fantastic presenters that make the day a success!

This years Bag Sponsors are: 

AEP Ohio  

Baum Lumber

Holzer Health System

Hoon Inc.

Merchants National Bank

Parker Farms

Shade River Ag

The Red Bird Ranch

 

Gold Sponsor

Athens SWCD

Meigs SWCD

 

Silver Sponsors

Don Wood Toyota

 PDK Construction, Inc.

 

Thanks to our fantastic presenters for the day:  

AEP Ohio – Meigs County Crew 

Chester Volunteer Fire Department

Katie Sayer – Bees

Meigs FFA

Meigs SWCD – Jenny Ridenour and Chelsey Pullins

Middleport Fire Department

Olive Township Volunteer Fire Department

OSU Extension Meigs County – Mackenzie Lowe and Michelle Stumbo

Pomeroy Fire Departments

Southern FFA 

 

The mission of the Ohio Farm Bureau is working together for Ohio farmers to advance agriculture and strengthen our communities.   

 

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