Fisher joins Central Ohio Farm Bureau team
Elisha Fisher is the new marketing & media associate.
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Central Ohio Buy Local Directory opportunities
Farm Bureau members in Delaware, Franklin, Madison and Union counties can list their goods and services in the directory. Submissions are due March 6, 2023.
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Union County Farm Bureau awards 2022 scholarship
Union County Farm Bureau congratulates the recipient of its 2022 scholarship: Cade Ziegler.
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Bugg serving on Farm Bureau policy development committee
Scott Bugg of Richwood is serving on the 2022 Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Policy Development Committee.
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Fair T-shirts 2022
Union County Farm Bureau and America’s Trusted Insurance Group will be sponsoring T-shirts for Jr. Fair exhibitors, along with many other generous sponsors.
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Job Opening: Marketing and Media Associate
Delaware, Franklin, Madison and Union County Farm Bureaus, a nonprofit organization, is seeking a part-time Marketing and Media Associate for immediate hire.
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Blog Series: Follow the Fellow!
Olivia Rinesmith is serving as the Central Ohio Farm Bureau Fellow this summer. She is writing a blog about her experience.
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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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Local issue highlights importance of advocacy
Farm Bureau is currently working with the Legislature to address eminent domain reform as a priority issue.
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Central Ohio Farm Bureaus host annual women’s brunch
Connie Skinner was honored as this year’s Woman in Agriculture.
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