Buckeye Farm News is a publication for Ohio Farm Bureau members who farm or make their living in careers related to Ohio’s food and agriculture sector. Members are kept informed about public policy issues that impact Ohio’s farm families and provided resources for landowners who need information and advice on everything from property taxes to line fences.
Published four times per year, the publication draws from the expertise of Ohio Farm Bureau’s staff as well as the experiences of individual members to give context to the local, state and national affairs that impact agriculture.
Between issues, members receive Buckeye Farm eNews, which offers quick headlines and summaries of the top Farm Bureau news and activities.
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Consumers are paying higher prices at the grocery for beef, pork and poultry, and the four largest meat packing companies are making record profits, yet the farmers in the middle are losing money.
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Over the past year, agriculture has realized numerous successes in Gov. Mike DeWine’s water quality initiative, with over a million acres of farmland impacted.
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The letter addresses four key tax provisions that make it possible for farmers and ranchers to survive and pass their businesses on to the next generation: estate taxes, stepped-up basis, 199A small business deduction and like-kind exchanges.
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This year’s conference focused on looking at the economic impacts and the power of the cooperative business model with an emphasis on the power of growing your own food.
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The following information is provided by Nationwide, the No. 1 farm and ranch insurer in the U.S.* A growing list…
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HB 168 will help employers avoid costly increases in payments into the unemployment compensation fund to help pay off the state’s federal debt.
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A new digital map from the Commerce Department’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration provides more detail about broadband needs across the country than any other publicly available resource.
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Three Ohio fire departments received life-saving grain rescue tubes and hands-on training thanks to Nationwide, in partnership with the National Education Center for Agricultural Safety.
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The bill allocates $20 million this year for broadband and establishes the Ohio Residential Broadband Expansion Program.
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The Y Prize award winner, and the program or work he or she represents, will be given a platform to share their work and efforts. Nominations are due by July 23, 2021.
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