COSHOCTON COUNTY FARM BUREAU

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING

February 5, 2022

During the regular board meeting, Coshocton County Board of Trustees took the following actions:

MEMBERSHIP:

The board kicked off the 2022 Membership Campaign. Anyone who joins or renews their membership at Breakfast on the Farm will receive a free hitch pin.

 

COMMUNICATIONS

The Annual Breakfast on the Farm will feature made to order omelets, pancakes and sausage. There will also be a pedal tractor pull and the local FFA Chapters will compete in a food donation contest to earn a pizza party for their chapter. 

Following the breakfast, anyone who needs to attend a safety meeting for worker’s comp or is interested in the topic can stay for a mental health presentation

 

PUBLIC POLICY:

Attending Ag Day at the Capital will be Jenna Gregorich, Ashley Pihllips and Kyle Daugherty.

 

ORGANIZATION:

The Scholarship application is live with a deadline of April 15.

The board welcomes Paige Gott as a new member of the board and thanked Deb Croft for all of her work.

Land As Your Legacy will be presented on March 31 at the County Services Building. There will be a light meal provided. 

 

More information to come on Dinner on the Farm and the ATV Tour. Those committees will be meeting over the next few weeks to make plans for this summer.

Listen to WTNS during FFA Week and 4-H Week for messages sponsored by Coshocton County Farm Bureau. 

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