Kayla Jones, Author at Ohio Farm Bureau

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Kayla Jones of Newark is one of 19 farmers and agribusiness professionals who graduated from Ohio Farm Bureau’s AgriPOWER Institute, Class VII. Jones is director of CAUV and ag district programs and deputy director of oil and gas taxation for the Licking County Auditor’s office. She is president of Licking County Farm Bureau, on the Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation board of directors, secretary of Utica FFA Alumni and has a small beef cattle and hay operation.

Knox County Feeding Farmers

Win lunch delivered to your farm June 26, including ice cream from Round Hill Dairy.

Local Election Candidate Information

We have asked local candidates to provide more information to help voters get to know those running for office.

Licking County Farm Bureau members support Food Pantry Network

Farm Bureau members and community members donated $400 toward the cause which was doubled by the Licking County Farm Bureau Board of Trustees.

Coshocton County Junior Fair exhibitor T-Shirt order available

Deadline to request a free shirt is Sept. 1, 2025.

Licking County offers scholarships for incoming C-TEC students

Licking County Board of Trustees has set aside money to support high school juniors entering C-TEC in the fall of…

Knox County seeking 2025 Junior Fair award sponsorships

Please submit the sponsorship form by April 15, 2025.

CAUV values are increasing in Coshocton County for tax year 2024

In a year when crop prices are low and it has been very dry in our area the last three…

Hartford Fair Youth livestock purchased to feed Licking County residents

The donation of more than 6,500 pounds of sausage comes from the annual 4-H and FFA junior fair exhibitors’ livestock auction.

USDA Farm Service Agency offers assistance programs for Ohio farm operations impacted by drought

Producers are encouraged to contact their local Farm Service Agency office to explore program which they may be eligible.

Ag Day at the Capital: FFA member perspective

It truly felt like our time at the Statehouse meant something. I am so excited about the future and thankful that the Farm Bureau is there protecting our rural state.