Looking for some fall fun? Join Preble County Farm Bureau for the Hoots, Hooves & Habitats – Fall Farm Days at the Wild Hearts African Farm. Fri – Sat – Sun Oct. 2-18 Activities: Goatally Awesome Petting Zoo Tour &…

Looking for some fall fun? Join Preble County Farm Bureau for the Hoots, Hooves & Habitats – Fall Farm Days at the Wild Hearts African Farm. Fri – Sat – Sun Oct. 2-18 Activities: Goatally Awesome Petting Zoo Tour &…
Ohio Agritourism Conference 2020
The agritourism industry is in a growth pattern. The number of farms receiving income from agritourism in the U.S. expanded from 23,350 in 2007 to 33,161 in 2012 and agritourism income grew from $566 million to $704 million, with an…
Meet a New Preble County Farm Bureau Trustee Amanda Badger is a new Preble County Farm Bureau board trustee. She operates Wild Hearts African Farm & Petting Zoo in Lewisburg. It is a USDA-licensed educational agritourism farm that focuses on…
Learn how to successfully manage and market an agritourism operation in Ohio. Hear from the experts and peers to gain knowledge to implement on the farm: Food & Animals on the Farm: Liability Issues Selling Food at the Farm: Pricing Promotion and…
The Richland County Farm Bureau is hosting a regional safety meeting on Saturday, Sept. 9
Bring the whole family and enjoy visiting the many stops on the tour. Tour includes free samples, demonstrations, and maps at every location. Watch for details to come! If you have further questions contact the Logan Soil & Water Conservation…
Levi and Kryisti Morrow of Morgan County are editors of the April 10 Growing our Generation e-newsletter, featuring insights and ideas directly from Ohio’s young farmers and food and agricultural professionals. We’re Levi and Krysti Morrow, owners and operators of…
The fall brings long hours and strangers sometimes straying into off-limits areas but the Lohstrohs love showing off their farm. George’s wife, Michelle, is the primary educator, teaching all ages about the different varieties and uses of pumpkins and squash and how much hard work goes into growing food. Around town she’s known as the “pumpkin lady.” Another appropriate title would be “conservationist.”
While still a work-in-progress, Pickwick Place has already had an economic impact in the community.