Applications for Ohio Farm Bureau Health Plans now available
Members have three ways to apply: contacting a certified agent, calling 833-468-4280 or visiting ohiofarmbureauhealthplans.org.
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The Allen County Farm Bureau has awarded scholarships to seven 2020 graduates entering college this fall. Proceeds from the annual Allen Co. Fair Farm Bureau Food Stand funds the scholarship program. Congratulations to these scholarship winners and good luck in your college careers.
Mallory Austin
2019 Allen East High School graduate and Wittenberg University sophomore Mallory Austin, daughter of Jeffrey and Kristi Austin, will receive a $500 scholarship. This fall Mallory will continue her major in early childhood education and special education.
Caleb Austin
2017 Allen East High School graduate and Wittenberg University senior Caleb Austin, son of Jeffrey and Kristi Austin, will receive a $500 scholarship. This spring Caleb will complete his major in biology.
Logan Core
2019 Spencerville High School graduate and Ohio State University sophomore Logan Core, son of Brad and Brenda Core, will receive a $500 scholarship. This fall Logan will continue his major in agricultural education.
Bailey Croft
2017 Spencerville High School graduate and and Heidelberg University senior Bailey Croft, son of Wes and Jodi Croft, will receive a $500 scholarship. Next spring he will complete his major in accounting and economics.
Griffen Croft
2017 Spencerville High School graduate and University of Pennsylvania senior Griffen Croft, son of Wes and Jodi Croft, will receive a $500 scholarship. Next spring he will complete his major in strategic management and finance.
Jennifer Ditto
2015 Delphos Jefferson High School graduate and Ohio Northern University Junior Jennifer Ditto, daughter of Doug and Janice Ditto, will receive a $500 scholarship. This fall she will continue her major in pharmacy.
Hannah Hagar
2017 Allen East High School graduate and Indiana University of Pennsylvania senior Hannah Hagar, daughter of Matthew and Candy Hagar, will receive a $500 scholarship. This winter she will complete her major in hospitality management.
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The issue of property taxation remains as one of the biggest challenges our members face today. Ensuring agricultural property is valued for its agricultural potential and not development is critical to the continued success of Ohio agriculture.
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The farm hazards we don’t see
Gases, vapors, and fumes can all create risk. How can we measure and protect ourselves from them?
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Young Ag Professionals State Committee names new leadership and members
The Ohio Farm Bureau’s Young Agricultural Professionals State Committee has named its 2026 leadership and the individuals who will be serving on the state committee for 2026-2028.
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Apply now for 2026 Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation scholarships
The Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation has multiple scholarships available to Ohio students from rural, suburban and urban communities who are pursuing degrees with a connection to the agricultural industry.
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Build Smart. Deduct More.
With 100% bonus depreciation now permanent, farmers can deduct the full cost of a new agricultural building in the year it’s placed in service.
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Recent H-2A program impacts aim to steady farm labor costs, needs
A recent state budget fix and a federal rule reform to H-2A have resulted in some relief for farmers who use the guest worker program.
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Legal with Leah: Understanding the Change to Ohio’s Pesticide Law
Ohio Farm Bureau advocated for a change in the law to allow family members and employees to handle pesticides while under the supervision of a licensed applicator. The rules around HB 10 are being finalized.
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2026 Young Ag Professionals award winners announced
Lincoln Deitrick was named the Outstanding Young Farmer, Denver Davis won the Excellence in Agriculture Award, and Margaret Houts won the Discussion Meet.
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Downing named Ohio Farm Bureau finance director of county operations
Michelle Downing of Franklin County has been named finance director of county operations for Ohio Farm Bureau.
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Growing our Generation: Ohio Farm Bureau membership value
Remember why you joined Farm Bureau and find others that want to join for the same reasons. ~ Alicia Weaver
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