Ohio will be ending the supplemental unemployment aid from the federal government June 26.
Ty Higgins - May 14
Ty Higgins - May 14 Ohio Farm Bureau Staff - May 11
Ohio Farm Bureau among major business associations to publish legislative objectives
The legislative priorities are aimed at improving and enhancing Ohio’s business and job climate and increasing opportunities for Ohio families.
Lynn Snyder - April 30
Legal with Leah: Stepped-up basis, capital gains tax
Ty Higgins discusses the implications of these changes in the tax code with Ohio Farm Bureau Policy Counsel Leah Curtis.
Gail Keck - April 29
International trade markets bring local prosperity
The economic impact of international trade extends far beyond the farms producing the crops.
Nationwide Insurance - April 28
How to sell at a farmers market
Nationwide suggests tried-and-true tips and strategies that may improve odds for success and increase profitability at a farmers market.
Kathy Gray - April 20
Struggle is real for family with limited rural broadband service
The yearlong pandemic has starkly demonstrated the desperate need to expand rural access to broadband in Ohio.
Ohio Farm Bureau Staff - March 29
Farm Bureau supports estate tax repeal bills
The Farm Bureau-backed Death Tax Repeal Act of 2021 (H.R. 1712, S. 617) was introduced in the House and Senate in March.
How the food supply chain weathered the COVID-19 storm
Full stop. The first case of COVID-19 was officially diagnosed in Ohio March 9, and the Ohio Department of Health ordered everyone to stay at home beginning March 23. Suddenly, schools across Ohio closed. Downtown office buildings emptied. Grocery stores…
Ty Higgins - June 24, 2020
Legal with Leah: Home butchering
Food supply issues due to COVID-19 has had some consumers worried about what they may not be able to find at the grocery store meat case. That has led to a push to connect with local farmers for meat, putting…
Kelli Milligan Stammen - June 4, 2020
Distillery switches from making alcohol to hand sanitizer
On the 10-year anniversary date of first opening, Gervasi Vineyard instead had to close its doors after Gov. Mike DeWine ordered all restaurants and bars closed because of the COVID-19 outbreak. The news was devastating to general manager Scott Swaldo…