Amanda Domsitz - Today
On Takeover Tuesdays, an Ohio Farm Bureau member takes over the Ohio Farm Bureau Instagram for the day to share a day in their life. Check in throughout the day or follow us on Instagram, @OhioFarmBureau, to meet new Ohio farmers and ag…
Joe Cornely - June 24
Lawmakers are quickly coming up on their deadline for passing a new two-year state budget. Virtually every Ohioan will be affected by the budget’s contents. Taxes, the environment, education and social issues are rolled up in the two-year spending plan….
Lynn Snyder - June 20
The number of prevent plant acres in Ohio will be historic after a devastatingly wet spring. Just how record-breaking will the numbers be in 2019 and what implications will they have for the short and long term for farmers and…
After meeting with farmers in the most impacted areas of the state and after collecting cropping data, gathering planting history and taking photos of the wide-ranging acres of unplanted fields, Ohio FSA has officially requested USDA Secretary Sonny Perdue to make Disaster Declarations for Fulton, Henry and Lucas counties.
Farmers, consumers and the environment will benefit from Farm Bureau-supported provisions in the just announced Senate budget bill. Among the items Farm Bureau members and staff advocated for are retention of the business income tax deduction; funding for multiple water…
It is true that a big chunk of the Midwest has struggled to get the 2019 corn and soybean crops planted in a timely fashion, but none more so than northwest Ohio. As the calendar passed by the final planting…
Joe Cornely - June 10
How many connections to the online world do you have? Phone, tablet, computer, smart TV, virtual assistant and on and on. All of these are very fun and very helpful… and potentially very dangerous. Hackers pose a risk to individuals,…
Ohio Farm Bureau is proudly supporting the inaugural Dean’s Charity Steer Show at 2 p.m., Tuesday, July 30, in the Voinovich Livestock and Trade Center at the Ohio State Fair. The competition will be hosted by Cathann Kress, vice president…
Joe Cornely - June 3
Animals are a part of most everyone’s daily life. We connect with some as companions, others for entertainment and still others for sustenance. Today, we’re going to explore those connections through the eyes of two folks who are part of…
The 2019 planting season has been a challenge for Ohio farmers, as over-saturated soils have stalled corn and soybean planters for most of the month of May. Adding to the frustration of not getting the crop in the ground are various negative situations including significantly delayed planting and trade wars – and Prevent Plant is on the table.
