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Ohio fall farm tours, experiences

Across Ohio, there are opportunities to get out to the farm and enjoy tourism activities.

Our Ohio Weekly: Solar Energy in Ohio – Part 2

Learn more about community solar leases, how eminent domain fits into the solar discussion and how your tax situation may change if you become involved in a lease.

Clinton County Farm Bureau leader visits lawmakers in Washington, D.C

In mid-September, more than 100 Ohio Farm Bureau members, including Clinton County Farm Bureau President, Christine Shanholtz, traveled to Washington, D.C. to visit face-to-face with lawmakers.

Ohio’s top conservation farmers honored

The Ohio Department of Agriculture recognized five families as winners of the 2022 Conservation Farm Family Awards at the Farm Science Review in London.

Warren County names 2022 Member of Distinction

This year’s winner is John Arnold Jr.

Grain Handling Safety- Safety Series, Session 3

Instructors of the Wayne County Regional Training Facility will be leading hands-on demonstrations for Part 1 of the program using the new Grain Bin Safety training prop.

Local FFA Dairy Judging Team head to Pennsylvania

The Ohio Valley Career and Technical Centers FFA Dairy Judging Team earned the opportunity and recently traveled to the All…

Adams County Farm Bureau supports local FFA chapters

What better way to support agriculture than to send the leaders of tomorrow to learn, experience, and explore all that ag has to offer at the Farm Science Review?

Highland County Farm Bureau leaders advocate for Ohio agriculture in Washington, D.C.

Greg and Andrew joined a multitude of Ohio Farm Bureau representatives at the nation’s capital Sept. 13-15.

Clermont County Farm Bureau leader advocates for Ohio agriculture in Washington, D.C.

Over the three days, participants heard from experts and in turn voiced their thoughts on topics including the 2023 Farm Bill, environmental regulations, energy and economic policies.

Adams County Farm Bureau leaders advocate for Ohio agriculture in Washington, D.C.

In mid-September, more than 100 Ohio Farm Bureau members traveled to Washington, D.C. to visit face-to-face with lawmakers about issues that could have major implications to Farm Bureau members across Ohio.