COVID-19 - Ohio Farm Bureau

Restaurants swimming against current of rising costs, labor shortages

Dan Young, CEO and chief ice cream dipper for Young’s Jersey Dairy in Yellow Springs, Ohio talks about how his business has survived and his outlook on the future.

Ohio Meat Processing Grants now available

The program provides grants of up to $250,000 to Ohio livestock and poultry producers so they can implement processing efficiencies, expand or construct facilities at existing sites, assist in training and certification, and improve harvest services.

Midwest Farm Bureaus ask USDA to intervene in NSIS case

Addressed to Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, the letter stressed that the reduced line speeds forced by the court order would have adverse impacts on hog producers as it would significantly decrease slaughter capacity.

Community Council Summer 2021 Discussion Packet

Topics include capital gains and stepped-up basis, the policy development process and the pandemic’s impact on rural health care now and in the future.

Federal court decision would upend Ohio’s pork industry

A recent court ruling will reduce pork line speeds through the New Swine Inspection System (NSIS).

Farm Bureau helps promote informed decisions on COVID-19 vaccine

The Health Action Alliance is focused on working directly with businesses to reach employees and share information about COVID-19 vaccine options.

Ohio Farm Bureau supports ending supplemental unemployment aid

Ohio will be ending the supplemental unemployment aid from the federal government June 26.

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.

Across the table: Bridging the rural, urban divide

The Ohio Agriculture and Rural Communities Action Plan puts Farm Bureau’s priority issues front and center, brings people together, and creates opportunities for agriculture.

DeWine suggests using COVID funds to shore up unemployment

Using funds from the American Rescue Plan would alleviate Ohio employers from having to pay the state’s unemployment insurance loan.