Take a tour of Ohio and enjoy these delicious ice cream treats around the state.
Rita Hechmer - July 23
Statewide
Farm Bureau is organized at the county, state and national levels with programming for members at all three levels. Members join their county Farm Bureau which also makes them members of the Ohio Farm Bureau and American Farm Bureau.
Rita Hechmer - July 23 Marie Morris - July 23
Support local at county fairs, farmers markets
Both of these types of events are great ways to get out of the house, support local and meet the farmers behind your food.
Marie Morris - July 20
Fair brings county together
Thank our 175th Trumbull County Fair for making us realize that we need a variety of strong communities to create a resilient county and home.
Ohio Farm Bureau Staff - July 19
Women’s Communications Boot Camp
This intensive training is open to all female Farm Bureau members interested in building skills needed to communicate about agriculture and for Farm Bureau.
Jill Smith - July 15
Conservation Day Camp-Space Camp
134 young conservationists enjoyed tie-dying T-shirts, painting moonrocks, engineering an egg drop, learning about spiced up space food, taking a journey through the stars with Boonshoft Museum and much more.
Lynn Snyder - July 13
2022 Discussion Meet applications due Oct. 8
The annual Discussion Meet is a competitive event for Farm Bureau members ages 18-35 where participants are judged on their exchange of ideas and information on predetermined topics.
Susan Welsh - July 9
M.A.D.E. on the Farm
M.A.D.E. on the Farm dinner raises funds to empowers Ross County youth to stay drug-free
Marie Morris - July 9
Drivers need to share the road with tractors
The SMV sign indicates that special care must be taken when sharing the road with such a vehicle.
Susan Welsh - July 8
June state board meeting and other news
State trustee Mike Videkovich provides this summary of key items covered during the June state board meeting, as well as some other news items.
Ohio Farm Bureau Staff - July 8
Feed the Kids Columbus donation
Helping to overcome food insecurity in local communities is important to Franklin County Farm Bureau.