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If you have an overgrown tree, your goal should be to remove one quarter or one third of the canopy to promote sunlight and airflow.
Read MoreMeet Ohio farmers, try delicious recipes and discover how Farm Bureau members are working to keep our tables full and communities strong. Throughout the state, agriculture is a critical part of Ohio’s economy and touches our lives every day.
Did you know that one in every eight Ohioans is connected to farming or production in some way? Many of our members, especially our Young Agricultural Professionals, are part-time farmers, who can be found everywhere from classrooms and veterinary offices to state parks and food processing companies. Ohio Farm Bureau is constantly adapting to support the changing needs of agriculture across our state. In addition to traditional operations, agriculture in Ohio is diverse. Our members include niche farming, such as producers of hops and Ohio maple syrup, to agribusiness professionals in trucking, biofuels, farm lending and more.
As the landscape continues to evolve, it’s an exciting time to be involved in agriculture in Ohio. Farm Bureau is committed to supporting the next generation of farmers and helping our members succeed, just as we have been doing for the past hundred years.
We work together to help people, families and neighbors get things done to build stronger communities, protect farms and support local foods. Explore the ways that Ohio Farm Bureau is working from farm to table through our stories in Our Ohio, subscribe to the Our Ohio e-newsletter and discover what’s in season for your next trip to the farmers market.
Our grassroots organization is powered by people. Meet some of the members who make Ohio Farm Bureau great.
Learn MoreOur Ohio’s seasonal recipes will help you make the most of Ohio-grown products.
Learn MoreOur Ohio tells stories that build community around Ohio Farm Bureau’s mission, exploring how agriculture impacts the daily lives of all Ohioans.
Learn MoreIf you have an overgrown tree, your goal should be to remove one quarter or one third of the canopy to promote sunlight and airflow.
Read MoreAre you interested in being included in the buying local directory for 2023? Deadline is April 4.
Read MoreFeb. 11 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., enjoy a menu prepared by LCCC Culinary Arts students and celebrate local…
Read MoreFive student chefs in the Lorain County Community College Culinary Arts program put together the dishes for 2023 Our Ohio magazine.
Read MoreMembers of Geauga County Farm Bureau, the Holys are growing their maple syrup operation and their involvement in Farm Bureau.
Read MoreNov. 29 is Giving Tuesday, a national day of philanthropy. Help support the next generation of Ohio farmers.
Read MoreUniversity of Findlay encourages students to become large-animal veterinarians or, at the very least, mixed-practice veterinarians.
Read MoreSpelt is a popular alternative to wheat as it can be grown on low fertility soils and is high in dietary fiber, protein and whole grain carbohydrates and rich in other essential nutrients.
Read MoreBob Stehli has a lifelong love of chestnut trees, and a passion to create just the right hybrid combination to make them disease and insect resistant. The experiment is ongoing.
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