Farm to Table

Ohio Farm Bureau works together to help people, families and neighbors get things done to build stronger communities, while supporting farms and local foods. Learn all the ways Farm Bureau is involved from the field to around your kitchen table.

Ohio timber law: Don’t miss the forest or the trees

Overall, proper care, maintenance and communication are all essential parts of the process when it comes to trees.

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.

Across the Table: Keeping members protected

It is evident that attacks on agriculture are constantly coming from various angles: Ohio Farm Bureau and American Farm Bureau are flush with some of the best farm law experts.

Need for rural attorneys a priority across Ohio

Eight-two of Ohio’s 88 counties are underserved by legal representation. The Ohio Rural Practice Initiative is a several-pronged approach to raise awareness of the issue.

County grant supports CDL licensing

To be eligible for the $500 grant, an applicant must be a Darke County resident and Farm Bureau member, 18 to 25 years of age.

How to know the latest about changing regulations

Farm Bureau members have numerous resources at their fingertips for the latest information on a host of laws and regulations directly impacting all of agriculture.

County Farm Bureau annexation policy takes legislative shape

Farm Bureau staff and members testified on behalf of an annexation bill that aims to preserve farmland in the state by having a more transparent annexation process.

Legalities of leaving a family legacy

Ohio Farm Bureau has information on programs and tips on how to start the farm succession conversation, as do several of the organization’s partners.

Detailed guides on key topics are free to Ohio Farm Bureau members

Ohio Farm Bureau offers several member-exclusive publications and tools to help keep farmers and landowners up to date on trends and market intel, providing members with a competitive advantage.

Nationwide News: Is a limited liability company right for your farm?

Before deciding whether to organize your farm or business as an LLC, talk to an attorney, accountant or other trusted financial adviser who can help you determine if it’s the right move.