Ohio Farm Bureau offers CAUV in 2025 webinar recording
In this recording, learn about the recent increases in Ohio CAUV values, gather information to help you understand the property tax system, and get an update on legislative action.
Read MoreCurrent Agricultural Use Value, or CAUV, is a program where farmland is taxed at a rate that reflects its value for agricultural purposes instead of its value as development property. It was enacted by Ohio voters in 1973 as a means to preserve farmland. In 2014, Ohio Farm Bureau began working to reform how CAUV is calculated, resulting in major reforms enacted in June 2017. Increases are expected in 41 counties in 2024, and those on the 2024 reappraisal will see the same situation on their January 2025 tax bills. . See our FAQ for more details.
In this recording, learn about the recent increases in Ohio CAUV values, gather information to help you understand the property tax system, and get an update on legislative action.
Read MoreJoin us for an informative session March 8. Experts will explain recent changes, answer your questions, and help you better understand how CAUV impacts you.
Read MoreLorain County Farm Bureau hosted a CAUV meeting Jan. 30, 2025 at LCCC Wellington Center presented by the Lorain County Auditor’s Office and Lorain County Farm Bureau.
Read MoreJoin Ohio Farm Bureau for a free webinar Feb. 11 to discuss the recent increases in CAUV values, Registration is required.
Read MoreJoin us Jan. 30 for a CAUV Overview Meeting at Lorain County Community College.
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Read MoreOhio Farm Bureau is continuing to work multiple channels to address concerns around CAUV – particularly the issue of values spiking significantly.
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Read MoreThe July/August 2024 Our Ohio magazine takes a deeper dive into a program that impacts nearly all members across the state, CAUV.
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