You are invited to the Marion County Farm Bureau and Soil and Water Conservation District’s Annual Meeting, Thurs., Aug. 23. If you have never been to the annual meeting, we encourage you to join us this year and learn more about what our organizations are doing in the county and your community. Tickets are $15 and include entertainment by Adam Garman, a comedian and third generation farmer.
You are officially invited to join us for dinner at the Morrow County Annual Meeting on Wed., Aug. 15. We encourage you to join us this year and learn more about what our organization is doing in the county and your community. Tickets are $10 and include Bluegrass music by the Muleskinner Band.
Ohio Farm Bureau’s Issue Advisory Teams spent the day touring member operations and discussing potential policy initiatives in Massillon during the 2018 Trends and Issues Conference June 14.
Huron County Farm Bureau needs your help in identifying issues that we can address as we move toward a new program year. We would like to hear your thoughts and ideas on what the county’s issues and needs are. We…
The policies of Farm Bureau are the backbone of the organization. They provide the framework through which we advocate for family, community and food security. They help guide efforts to address real community issues — issues such as regulations, funding…
Recently the Scioto County Farm Bureau held its Public Policy Meeting in the foyer of the Scioto County Courthouse. Public officials on the county and state level were invited to this meeting to discuss policies that are important to the county, and to determine…
The Pike County Farm Bureau hosted a Public Policy Luncheon Thursday, April 19, 2018 at the Pike County YMCA in Waverly. Public officials on the county and state level are invited to this meeting to discuss policies that are important to…
Have you ever wondered why or how Farm Bureau decides to take a position on an issue? It all begins with our local policy development process. As a Farm Bureau member, you can submit suggestions for local, state, or federal policies. The…
Have you ever wondered why or how Farm Bureau decides to take a position on an issue? It all begins with our local policy development process. As a Farm Bureau member, you can submit suggestions for local, state, or federal policies. The…
Farm Bureau needs your help in identifying issues on which the organization can direct its efforts in the coming year. We invite you to join us for our public policy lunch Friday, June 15, 2018 at noon at Hobart Center for County…
