The case for more homegrown fuel
Even though fuel prices remain high, the increased use of corn ethanol is helping temper those price increases. And it’s also benefiting the farmers who grow the corn.
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Be a part of the Farm Bureau community
Make a difference in your community and beyond and meet other people who care about agriculture in Ohio. We have programs for all ages in every county.
There are so many ways to get involved with Farm Bureau. Every county Farm Bureau hosts its own programs in ag literacy, education, networking and more. Our Young Ag Professionals and Youth in Agriculture programming are a great way to meet other young people in your community, and offer a lot of exciting opportunities for leadership, civic engagement, and professional development.
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Young Agricultural Professionals
Young Agricultural Professionals are members 18 to 35 who are interested in improving the business of agriculture, learning new ideas and developing leadership skills.
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This yearlong leadership development program focuses on public policy issues confronting agriculture and the food industry.
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Make a difference in your community and beyond, and meet other people who care about agriculture in Ohio.
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If it wasn't for Farm Bureau, I personally, along with many others, would not have had the opportunity to meet with our representatives face to face in Washington, D.C.
Through its policies it brings together people in the agricultural community and invests in building vibrant communities that support agriculture.
If you have issues with local planning or have legal questions, someone at the Farm Bureau has the answer for you, or they’ll connect you with someone who does.
As a member of Farm Bureau, I am glad that this organization takes action when necessary to protect and advance agriculture.
Farm Bureau is an incredible organization that has given me countless professional development opportunities in addition to advocating for all sizes and types of farmers.
We go to a lot of Farm Bureau events, and there’s a lot of camaraderie built because you’re meeting with people who have similar interests and goals.
Featured Articles
Summer reading program for Barnesville Library
Alex Davidson and Roger Plumly read the AFBF award-winning book ‘John Deere, That’s Who’ as part of the summer reading program.
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Three common areas where agriculture safety can be improved
BWC’s free safety consulting services link Ohio’s agriculture employers with safety and health professionals who will work to help reduce the risk of workplace injuries and illnesses.
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2022 Marion County Farm Bureau James H. Johnson Scholarship Recipients
Marion County Farm Bureau is pleased to announce Maci Carter, Braden Shuff and Caitlyn Thiel as the recipients of the 2022 Marion County Farm Bureau James H. Johnson Scholarship.
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Benefit in the Barn returns
Benefit in the Barn is returning for its 8th year Aug. 20 at Glenndale Farms in Delaware County.
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Sealing abandoned water wells
Abandoned wells may seem harmless but, if they are not managed correctly, they can create a dangerous situation.
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Raise a glass to dairy farmers in June
When you purchase dairy, you are supporting a hard-working family who cares for the needs of their animals daily, and where each one of their cows is like family to them.
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2022 Scholarship Recipients
The 2022 scholarship recipients are Rachel O’Reilly, John Patterson, Michael Soltis and Claire Suszynski.
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Farm Bureau goes to market making bird feeders
Scioto County Farm Bureau is teaming up with the local farmers market for some FREE, fun, and educational activities for the kids!
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2022 Jackson-Vinton Farm Bureau public policy meeting
Public officials on the county and state level were invited to this meeting to discuss policies that are important to the county.
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