The U.S. EPA and Army Corps of Engineers announced on Jan. 31 they are withdrawing and rewriting the Waters of the United States rule, a move celebrated by Farm Bureau. Farm Bureau has fought against the rule since it was…
Joe Cornely - Feb. 2
Protecting Property Rights
Joe Cornely - Feb. 2
Residents, farmers come together to clean Black Fork River
Area residents and farmers have come together in a true grassroots effort to improve the Richland County community by cleaning the Black Fork River.
Amy Graves - May 12, 2017
OFBF members meet with ag secretary to talk about trade, other issues
Trade, water quality, immigration, regulations, infrastructure and renewable energy were among the many topics Ohio Farm Bureau members and other farmers discussed with Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue on Thursday.
Lynn Snyder - March 1, 2017
State, federal priority issues established for 2017
Ohio Farm Bureau has set its state and federal policy priority issues for the year. The organization’s grassroots policy process surfaces and determines areas that have a significant impact on production agriculture, the food system and rural communities. These priorities are…
Solar Development Informational Meeting
Solar Development Informational Meeting
CAUV action needed now
ALERT: Farm Bureau will be making telephone calls to many members asking them to relay their personal CAUV experiences directly to their state legislators. Locate your legislator and his or her phone number at farmvotesmatter.org. Enter your complete mailing address. Your…
American Farm Bureau supports fight against federal regulators
American Farm Bureau is encouraging farmers and ranchers across the country to “take a stand” with John Duarte, a fourth-generation California farmer and Farm Bureau member. Duarte is in a legal battle with federal regulators over whether he violated the…
Amy Graves - Oct. 24, 2016
CAUV action timeline
Ohio Farm Bureau has been working to show how much of the tax burden has been shifted to agriculture and how any decrease in agricultural taxes would be spread out over the significantly larger non-agricultural taxpayer group.
Amy Graves - June 27, 2016
Helping grow Ohio’s agritourism industry
New bill addresses zoning, liability and tax concerns
Farm Bureau helps landowners in pipeline eminent domain case
Carol Teter and John Lovejoy are fighting a pipeline’s proposal to take their land by eminent domain.