Demo farms project ends, impactful research endures

The network was established in fall 2015 on farms in Hardin and Hancock counties. Nearly 200 different tours and events took place on the three farms totaling nearly 4,000 visitors in its 10-year span.

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Why weather balloons are essential in forecasting

Weather balloons take in information regarding the temperature and dew point within the column of the atmosphere to give forecasters a ‘snapshot’ of what the atmosphere looks like at a given time.

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Action Alert: Tell Congress — It’s Time to Stabilize the Farm Economy

Urge President Trump and Congress to act before the end of 2025 to provide immediate relief and long-term stability for America’s farmers and ranchers.

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Across the Table: Farmers are resilient

The back-to-back extremes in weather have been a true reminder of the resilience agriculture holds, but also a sign of how quickly weather patterns have begun to change.

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One unguarded decision can have a generational impact

If you take anything away from this story, I hope it is this: Don’t ever think it can’t happen to you.

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Support for Ohio agriculture included in two-year state budget

The budget includes funding for: H2Ohio, animal health and animal disease response, the College of Veterinary Medicine at Ohio State, and the Brownfield Remediation Program. 

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Ohio Farm Bureau to host ‘Little Farmers’ exhibit at 2025 Ohio State Fair

Through hands-on and engaging activities, kids will learn about both animal and crop agriculture as they travel from station to station.

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New podcast series focuses on Ohio’s legacy phosphorus

The Field Day podcast series will include guests from the USDA Agricultural Research Service, Ohio Department of Agriculture, The Ohio State University and the University of Illinois.

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The great unraveling: Sustainability, resiliency and the future of agri-food

The answer lies in first understanding the macro trends shaping American agriculture, the operating environment farms will find themselves in and the innovation required to remain resilient and profitable into the future.

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Across the Table: Future trends

I encourage you to consider the big questions that Ohio Farm Bureau members should be thinking about and how we as an organization can equip ourselves for whatever changes are coming.

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