JSWCD Farmers’ Gateway Market
Volunteers served 51 samples of pork chops provided by McConnell’s Market. Veggies were provided by It’s All Good Farm.
Read MoreCorky and Judy Saiter are long-time members of Jefferson County Farm Bureau.
Corky shared their personal account of why they belong to Jefferson County Farm Bureau.
“My involvement in Farm Bureau goes back to my youth when my parents were part of a Farm Bureau council. This usually consisted of 3-5 couples who took turns hosting a monthly meeting in their homes discussing agriculture issues sent to us from our county and state leaders. Farm Bureau has always had excellent youth programs so I got involved in Farm Bureau Youth. It was a way to have fun, meet new people while learning leadership. I felt my voice had value in this organization.
“Now as an adult I serve in Jefferson County Farm Bureau sharing with businesses, farmers and neighbors how they protect and stand up for land owners’ rights and the many benefits Farm Bureau offers.”
Volunteers served 51 samples of pork chops provided by McConnell’s Market. Veggies were provided by It’s All Good Farm.
Read MoreLeaders from Carroll, Harrison, Jefferson and Tuscarawas County Farm Bureaus met to brainstorm ideas to elevate membership campaign efforts in 2025.
Read MoreBob and Polly Givens are on a mission to inform small landowners-homesteaders of the advantages of CAUV.
Read MoreThe Wetherell family is planning for the future of their farm while simultaneously making sure its current needs are met, with the help of Illumination Financial Group.
Read MoreHere’s how Jefferson County Farm Bureau worked on behalf of members in 2023. Thank you for your membership! AFBF County…
Read MoreBev and Bruce Riddle operate Irish Ridge Farm and are long-time members of Jefferson County Farm Bureau.
Read MoreStraight from the Heart brings together women from all over Ohio to spend a day learning and in fellowship.
Read MoreCorky and Judy Saiter are long-time members of Jefferson County Farm Bureau.
Read MoreFamilies were able to stop by and grab hotdogs, chips and drinks in between taking care of their animals.
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