Please join Crawford County Farm Bureau to celebrate Farm Bureau’s Centennial at the Annual Meeting on Tues., Sept. 10.
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Celebrate Farm Bureau’s Centennial Sept. 5
Please join Richland County Farm Bureau as we celebrate Farm Bureau’s Centennial at the Annual Meeting on Thurs., Sept. 5.
Agriculture Forecast Lunch
The Crawford County Farm Bureau is hosting an Agriculture Forecast Lunch on Feb. 8, at 11:30 a.m. at the Trillium Event Center in Bucyrus. The educational event will include a box lunch. The luncheon is free for Farm Bureau members…
Policy Outreach Fellow program
My name is Marissa Mulligan, and I am the new Policy Outreach Fellow for the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. I am excited to begin my work researching policies that affect the members of Farm Bureau around the state of Ohio….
Policy Development Needs Your Input – June 13
Please join us for a light breakfast and a policy development meeting June 13, at 7:30 a.m. in the Kobacker Room of Deluxe Catering and Events (formerly Ed Pickens’ Café on Main) located at 28 N. Main Street, Mansfield. The…
Union County Farm Bureau public policy meeting
Please RSVP by April 24th by emailing [email protected] or call 614-876-1274.
Darke County Proposed Policies
At our 2017 Annual Meeting that will be held on Thursday, Sept. 7, 2017 we will be voting on our proposed policies. Farm Bureau members should be sure to join us to be able to vote. If you would like…
Annual Meeting Dinner Sept. 7
Richland County Farm Bureau is excited to invite you to this year’s Annual Meeting & Dinner. Please join us at the Der Dutchman in Bellville for a fun evening of fellowship and information.
Policy Development Needs Your Input
You are cordially invited to attend the Wyandot County Farm Bureau policy development meeting Wednesday, June 21 at 7:30 a.m. in Viceroy Hall.
Public Policy Breakfast
Recently the Pike County Farm Bureau invited county and state elected officials to sit down, have breakfast, and discuss what policies are important in Pike County. Officials spoke about what they felt could be done in the county to help…