The Ohio State Fair Sale of Champions livestock auction Aug. 4, 2019 showcased Ohio’s premium livestock, premier Junior Fair exhibitors and generous supporters. On the sale bill were grand champion and reserve champion market beef, market barrows and market lambs,…
Ohio Farm Bureau is proudly supporting the inaugural Dean’s Charity Steer Show at 2 p.m., Tuesday, July 30, in the Voinovich Livestock and Trade Center at the Ohio State Fair. The competition will be hosted by Cathann Kress, vice president…
Ohio Farm Bureau is a new partner with Ohio State University Athletics for the 2018 football season. It’s part of the organization’s effort to continue to build brand awareness, increase membership reach and promote Ohio food and agriculture. Farm Bureau…
Ohio Farm Bureau collaborated with partners Bob Evans Farms, Event Marketing Strategies and Huffman’s Market to purchase the Reserve Grand Champion Market Barrow exhibited by Ella Sprang of Holmes County.
Five farms, 180 miles and meeting with more than 100 members is the quick summary of a dawn-to-dusk road trip with American Farm Bureau President Zippy Duvall Tuesday Aug. 23. Duvall, who was elected to American Farm Bureau’s top job…
Editor’s Note: The Bob Evans discount is no longer available. Member Savings Advantage is quickly becoming a popular member benefit. Now there’s even more reason to become a fan with the addition of a discount at Bob Evans Farms restaurants…
Save the date as Ohio Farm Bureau and Bob Evans partner to support a trio of organizations that enhance education and experience of youth in agriculture. Ohio Farm Bureau and Friends Days at Bob Evans restaurants throughout Ohio are set for May 16 and 17.
This fall marks a new season for the Our Ohio television series that airs on most Ohio public television stations (check local listings for times).
Ross County Farm Bureau’s progressive farm tour dinner shows how Farm Bureau is uniquely positioned to bring the “agri-curious” into contact with their farmer neighbors to answer questions, build community and have some fun. Pat Petzel shares her take in this blog post.
