Elections - Ohio Farm Bureau

AGGPAC: Designating a ‘Friend of Agriculture’

Learn more about the process for determining the Friend of Agriculture designation and why some offices receive no designation.

Issue 2 passed: Now what?

Ohio Farm Bureau will continue to focus on business solutions and be a resource for any questions and concerns that come from the agriculture community around Issue 2.

Issue 2 FAQ

Issue 2 would authorize and regulate the cultivation, processing, sale, purchase, possession, home growth, and use of recreational marijuana by adults over the age of 21.

Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast: Ohio-Grown Bourbon Featured in New Video Series

Ohio Liquor recently launched their Seed to Sip video series, highlighting the food chain for a bottle of Ohio bourbon. Find out more about it and what new election laws mean for Ohio voters on this Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast.

Across the Table: Ohio’s agriculture community needs a consistent Ohio Supreme Court

I hope you will consider Justices DeWine, Fischer and Kennedy to maintain common sense and an added layer of certainty that is needed to secure a viable and successful precedent for our Farm Bureau members and all of rural Ohio.

Ohio Farm Bureau Federation AGGPAC names JD Vance ‘Friend of Farm Bureau’

JD Vance, candidate for U.S. Senate in Ohio, has been named a Friend of Farm Bureau by the organization’s Agriculture for Good Government Political Action Committee.

Friends of Agriculture chosen in 2020 election

The grassroots tradition of Ohio Farm Bureau members engaging with candidates seeking to fill open seats within the General Assembly…

County commissioner, 43rd House District town hall meetings

The Preble County Farm Bureau will host town hall meetings for candidates running for county commissioner and representative for Ohio…

Our Ohio Weekly – Value chains in food and agriculture

One of the sessions of the 2020 Virtual Farm Science Review was held by Ohio State’s College of Food, Agricultural,…

Legal with Leah: Voting in judicial elections

In 2020, Ohio voters in every county will elect judges for county and common pleas courts, all 12 courts of appeals districts, and two seats on the Ohio Supreme Court.