Plant19

Ohio Farm Bureau is working closely with the DeWine administration, as well as state and national agencies, to determine what options may be available for farmers to lessen the blows of this catastrophic growing season.

2019 Year in Review and Farm Bill Decisions

Just about everything that could go wrong did when it came to crop production in 2019. How did a rough…

OFBF Podcast: Farm Bill programs, ‘top-up’ payments

The enrollment period is now open for the Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC) and the Price Loss Coverage (PLC) programs. But…

All 88 Ohio counties officially declared disaster areas

From a polar vortex to tornados to excessive rain and flooding, Ohio has seen just about every challenge that Mother…

Bringing mental health to the forefront

With the kickoff of the #gotyourback campaign, the Ohio Department of Agriculture is moving the topic of mental health on…

Across the Table: Farmers don’t quit

They say rain makes grain. Well, that certainly wasn’t the case this spring. Nonstop, heavy rains kept many corn, soybean,…

More than half the state designated an ag disaster area

Farmers in more than half the counties in Ohio are eligible to apply for emergency loans following a series of…

Specialty growers not as dampened by spring rains

The impact of a rainy spring can be pretty easy to spot when hundreds of thousands of acres that should…

Legal with Leah: Prevent plant and CAUV implications

On this episode of Legal with Leah, Senior Director of Corporate Communications Joe Cornely discusses what farmers and landowners should…

#NoPlant19 on Town Hall Ohio

No one remembers it ever being like this. Too much rain, falling far too often, has created an unprecedented situation…

Ohio NRCS announces disaster recovery funding to plant cover crops on flooded cropland acreage

Extreme weather conditions like the recent excessive rains and tornadoes have negatively impacted Ohio farmers. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s…