Nationwide - Ohio Farm Bureau

Zimmerman wins 2022 Golden Owl Award

Barrett Zimmerman has worked for Vanguard-Sentinel Vocational School his entire career.

Investment in succession planning pays off

Alisha Morgan is passionate about succession planning because without that plan in place, the emotional and financial tolls that came their family’s way could have resulted in the loss of their farm.

Stay on top of key ag trends with the Ag Insight Center

Find resources, expert tips and timely, relevant content to help you stay in the know on the issues you face and solutions to the challenges of agriculture.

Know Your Liability

Morrow County Farm Bureau will host Caleb Douce from the Douce Agency on Aug. 30 at 10 a.m. at the Morrow County Fair for a session on liability.

5 safety questions farmers should ask before harvest

Nationwide Risk Management experts share safety reminders for farmers and their families as they prepare for harvest.

Darke County Fair Stall Signs

Exhibitors that are taking livestock to the county fair, and have parents that are Darke County Farm Bureau members, get to display stall signs to recognize their membership.

Six Ohio fire departments win life-saving grain rescue equipment

In partnership with the National Education Center for Agricultural Safety, Nationwide is awarding 58 fire departments across the country with grain rescue tubes and hands-on training to prepare them to respond when local grain entrapments occur.

Our Ohio Weekly: Cybersecurity in Agriculture

According to the FBI, ransomware attacks during the busiest seasons against six grain cooperatives during the fall 2021 harvest and two attacks in early 2022 could have a lasting impact by disrupting the supply of seeds and fertilizer.

Farm Bureau, Nationwide make an impact

It was during his time at Nationwide that Jenish Patel discovered Ohio Farm Bureau and its unbreakable link with its No. 1 partner.

Farm safety, volunteer firefighting with Dan Neenan

Through a close partnership with Nationwide, he’s been able to deliver what he saw lacking when he first started fighting fires and saving lives.