Amy Beth Graves, Author at Ohio Farm Bureau

Life after the crash

Shelby County Farm Bureau member Leah Fullenkamp started a distracted driving campaign after her husband was killed in a tractor/car collision.

2020 Ohio Signature Food Contest winners named

A homemade snack bar and spice rub were the winning products in the 11th annual Ohio Signature Food Contest co-sponsored…

Soy innovative: Research lab creates new products, demand for soybeans

Back in the 1930s, a green legume caught the eye of Henry Ford, inventor of the Model T. Having grown…

Collaboration builds community within pork industry

“That’s not true.” Over and over again, Josh and Courtney Berry found themselves uttering this phrase as they watched a…

Growing corn, wheat and advocacy for farmers

Rachael Vonderhaar pauses when asked where the crops grown on her Preble County farm end up. It’s not that she…

Presenting a balanced view of agriculture

Vetting outside groups who want to speak to students is critical “Oh my gosh. I’m not going to eat meat…

Deer damage control permits

Relief may be available for landowners suffering damage to their crops, gardens or ornamental trees because of deer. Deer damage…

Lorain County couple establish memorial scholarship through OFB Foundation

The scholarship which supports the agriculture community is a fitting tribute to Joe Kelly, who was a Lorain County Farm Bureau member and had dreams of starting his own farm.

Broadband access a priority for Farm Bureau

Ohio Farm Bureau is continuing to work with state leaders on having broadband accessible for all Ohioans across the state….

Empowering communities through county Farm Bureaus

“Our county Farm Bureaus are the heart of our organization. Our members know what their communities need and help make…