Member Benefits - Ohio Farm Bureau

What can Farm Bureau do for you?

Your Farm Bureau membership offers more than you realize. The next time you visit ofbf.org, take a peek at the resources, services and savings in the member benefits section.

Energy program provides savings, peace of mind

One of the best decisions Shannon and Heather Utter made a few years ago was looking into a Farm Bureau member benefit that has ended up saving them thousands of dollars on their energy bills.

Creating success with your succession plan – RESCHEDULED

This evening’s “Creating Success with Your Succession Plan” Program & Panel Event has be postponed to Monday, March 30 due to illness and inclement weather.

Ohio Farm Bureau Health Plans

Ohio Farm Bureau Health Plans are for individuals, self-employed workers, and farm families who need an alternative to expensive marketplace coverage.

Hidden benefits of the Health Benefits Plan

If you haven’t looked into the virtual care options and rewards program built into the plan, you could be missing out on valuable tools that improve both your health and your bottom line.

Ohio Farm Bureau Select Partners

Working with an insurance agent and financial advisor who understands agriculture, who is familiar with the challenges you face everyday…

‘Healthy’ lessons from behind the wheel of a growing trucking business

Since joining the Ohio Farm Bureau Health Benefits Plan, Emily Adelman’s family has seen significant savings and peace of mind.

Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast: A Health Benefits Plan for Agribusinesses

On this Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast, the top broker in the state for the Ohio Farm Bureau Health Benefits Plan shares why members are excited about this option.

DeWine signs Farm Bureau Health Plans bill into law

The goal will be for members to have access to these new health plan options as early as January 2026.

Advocacy in the courts advances Ohio Farm Bureau member policy

Over the past 15 years, OFBF has been involved in over 60 civil cases in state and federal courts, as well as over 100 administrative cases before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and the Ohio Power Siting Board.