Kathy Lynn Gray, Author at Ohio Farm Bureau

Passing on the Mizer family scholarship legacy

The David Mizer scholarship recipients are chosen based on their work ethic, academic effort, civic engagement and a career that contributes to the future of Ohio agriculture.

Ring on the River: Rallying around community health

Many county Farm Bureaus throughout the state show their support for local communities by hosting and sponsoring events that bring awareness to health-related issues.

Farm Bureau supports agritourism operations

It is essential that members with an agritourism operation post a liability sign on their property. Contact the county Farm Bureau office about acquiring that sign.

Collegiate Farm Bureaus give next generation an avenue into ag

Collegiate chapters connect agriculture students with grassroots Farm Bureau efforts at county, state and national levels.

Welding scholarship born to fill a need in the trade

The award is for students who are pursuing a certification, accreditation or a degree related to welding. Apply by March 31.

Camera can identify potentially hazardous hot spots

With an eye toward reducing the estimated 20,000 yearly agricultural fires in the United States, Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau Federation are offering members access to thermal imaging cameras.

Health Benefits Plan crucial during cancer journey

If you haven’t already, it’s time to join the growing list of members who wish they would have switched to the Ohio Farm Bureau Health Benefits Plan sooner!

Renewable energy making a mark in southwest Ohio

Turning cow and hog manure into an energy source isn’t a new idea, but entrepreneur and farmer Mark Herres hopes to make it a successful one on his 100-acre farm in southwest Ohio.

Accelerated marketing efforts led to full-time farming

Krysti Morrow is finding success promoting Rocky Knob Farm through regular emails, lively blogs on the farm website and forays onto Facebook and Instagram.

Navigating the next chapter in a farm’s future

American Farmland Trust hopes its new national program, Land Transfer Navigators, will protect family farms and stem the flow of farmland to nonagricultural uses.