Leanna McGuire - April 5, 2018
In 2017, Hamilton County Farm Bureau was one of eight Ohio county Farm Bureaus that earned a County Activities of Excellence award from American Farm Bureau. On the surface, the activity—helping update state and national Farm Bureau policy as it…
Lynn Snyder - March 23, 2018
The following information is provided by Nationwide, the No.1 farm and ranch insurer in the United States. “As the use of drones has increased, we realized there was a gap in coverage,” said Brent Van Roekel, senior underwriting director, Nationwide…
Lynn Snyder - Aug. 2, 2016
The Federal Aviation Administration has issued new regulations on the use of drones. What you can and can’t do is determined largely by whether you’re using your drone for work or for fun. Farm Bureau’s Ag Law Director Leah Curtis…
Eileen Eisenhauer - June 22, 2016Drone demo with tips on what drones can do for you, what to purchase and what NOT to spend your money on. Drone will fly over the course and neighboring farm fields.
Lynn Snyder - June 21, 2016
Who can operate a drone and for what purposes? OFBF Director of Agricultural Law Leah Curtis explains that as of yet most drone laws are unclear. One thing’s for sure: You can’t use your neighbor’s drone for target practice! Listen…
Amy Beth Graves - Jan. 7, 2016
Web-based registration of drones is now in effect but only for hobby and recreational users. Commercial users such as farmers still have to register through a paper-based system.
Lynn Snyder - Aug. 12, 2014Nationwide Agribusiness officially rolled out drone coverage in March 2014.
