Richland County Farm Bureau is pleased to invite the community to the annual Farmers Share Breakfast, served in the Shelby High School Cafeteria. The Richland County Farm Bureau is requesting a donation of 50 cents or more for the breakfast which includes made-to-order omelets, pancakes, fresh whole hog sausage, local eggs, orange juice, milk and coffee.

All of the money donated at the breakfast is given to food pantries in Richland County. In honor of the FFA Chapters who help, we have donated over $10,300 to area food banks and the Harmony House in the past nine years.

Area businesses and benefit partners, like Nationwide Insurance, will have displays. Come and join us for some great food and fellowship.

“Farmers remain committed to producing safe, healthy food for consumers, and we share with consumers many of the same concerns about putting nutritious meals on the table on a tight budget,” says Luke Wittmer, Richland County Farm Bureau president. “By inviting consumers to our Farmers Share Breakfast, we hope to connect with them and provide a better understanding of the origins of the food on their plates.”

To learn more about local agriculture and the farmers behind food production, please visit richland.ofbf.org or “like” the Richland County Farm Bureau on Facebook.