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Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast: Farm Fire Prevention and Property Protection

From barn fires to severe weather, property damage can create costly challenges for farm families. Laramie Sandquist of Nationwide Agribusiness…

Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast: Breeders Crown Comes to Scioto Downs

Eldorado Scioto Downs will host the Breeders Crown finals Oct. 23-24, bringing some of the best in harness racing to Ohio.

Legal with Leah: Eminent Domain and Quick Take

Ohio Farm Bureau Associate General Counsel Leah Curtis explains how the eminent domain process works in Ohio, what ‘quick take’ means and when it can be used.

Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast: A Guide to Agritourism

Leah Hetrick joins us to talk about the new member-exclusive agritourism guide designed to help farmers navigate the process.

Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast: From the Farm to the Great Lakes

Williams County OSU Extension Educator Kayla Wyse joins to share her experience aboard a research vessel on Lake Superior.

Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast: Planning today for the farm’s tomorrow

Ryan Conklin of Wright & Moore Law joins us to talk about how planning ahead can give farm families more options and create more balance in everyday life.

Field Day Podcast with Jordan Hoewischer: Ep. 46 Jay Martin

Jay Martin discusses his Pilot Watershed Project in the Western Lake Erie Basin. He is a professor of Ecological Engineering at The Ohio State University.

Field Day Podcast with Jordan Hoewischer: Ep. 45 Chris Winslow

Chris Winslow from Ohio Sea Grant and Stone Laboratory discusses the status of Lake Erie, legacy phosphorus and other topics as well.

Field Day Podcast with Jordan Hoewischer: Ep. 44 Aaron Wilson

Aaron Wilson from Ohio State University and the Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center talks about short and long-term weather and climate trends and how the super El Niño will affect our region.

Field Day Podcast with Jordan Hoewischer: Ep. 43 Water Quality Update

Jordan Howeischer, Ohio Farm Bureau director of water quality and research, provides some history on water quality in Ohio and what the industry has accomplished since the 2014 Toledo Water shutdown.