Farm and Food Profiles - Ohio Farm Bureau

Farm Bureau involvement helps young couple

To help get their name out in the community, while also being involved in the community, the Kisers got involved with Farm Bureau on the county level.

Ohio Farm Bureau member relates mental health struggle

Mental health advocate Brandon Fullenkamp from Highland County was a guest on the Farmside Chat podcast with American Farm Bureau President Zippy Duvall.

2023 Ohio Agricultural Hall of Fame inductees

Former Ohio Farm Bureau Presidents Ken Davis, Terry McClure among the honorees.

Spiriting profits from seed to sip

Ohio farmers are fueling the state’s burgeoning distilled spirits industry with corn, barley, rye and wheat crops that give both farmers and distillers an edge.

Growing into a Groovy horticulture destination

Groovy Plants Ranch is a retail store and tourist mecca with a huge emphasis on unique and unusual plants.

How AgriPOWER helped create a crêpe shop

A dream has come to fruition through strong connections, hard work and a flair for pastry creation in Troy, Ohio.

Farming, family and opportunity in Wood County

Throughout the years, Harrison’s progressive farming practices, industry partnerships and dedication have ensured his farming operation is successful for generations to come.

Holy family finds value in maple syrup, membership

Members of Geauga County Farm Bureau, the Holys are growing their maple syrup operation and their involvement in Farm Bureau.

Bovine genetics no bull at Select Sires

Based in Plain City, Select Sires’s goal is to provide the very best genetics with the highest possible on-farm fertility to increase farmers’ profitability.

French family leads the way in spelt production

Spelt is a popular alternative to wheat as it can be grown on low fertility soils and is high in dietary fiber, protein and whole grain carbohydrates and rich in other essential nutrients.