Highland County Farm Bureau awards 2024 scholarship
Avery Teeters is a 2024 graduate of Fairfield Local High School.
Read MoreThe discussions held during the meeting mirrored the breadth of concerns facing the agricultural community, touching upon key topics such as agriculture education, solar projects, the H2Ohio initiative, and CAUV reform.
The Highland County Farm Bureau recently hosted a policy development meeting on the morning of April 1 at the Commissioners Building in Hillsboro. As a vital arm of the Ohio Farm Bureau, this gathering emphasized the grassroots commitment to fortify the region’s agricultural and food community. From the corridors of local governance to the chambers of state and federal legislature, Farm Bureau stands as a committed advocate for policies that nurture the future of farming.
Representatives from a spectrum of organizations gathered. Among those present were representatives from the EMA Director, County Auditor, Highland County Soil and Water, Highland County Board of Health, Highland County Chamber of Commerce, OSU Extension, and the Highland County Farm Bureau Board of Trustees. The discussions held during the meeting mirrored the breadth of concerns facing the agricultural community, touching upon key topics such as agriculture education, solar projects, the H2Ohio initiative, and CAUV reform.
By fostering dialogue and collaboration across multiple sectors, the Highland County Farm Bureau continues to exemplify its mission of advocating for policies that empower its members and ensure the sustainability and vitality of agriculture in the region.
Avery Teeters is a 2024 graduate of Fairfield Local High School.
Read MoreThe discussions held during the meeting mirrored the breadth of concerns facing the agricultural community, touching upon key topics such as agriculture education, solar projects, the H2Ohio initiative, and CAUV reform.
Read MoreHighland County Farm Bureau encourages all members to stay tuned for upcoming events and initiatives.
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Read MoreApplications are available online and can be obtained through local high schools’ guidance counselor’s offices.
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