Scioto County - Ohio Farm Bureau

Scioto County conducts year-end audit review

Board members from Scioto County Farm Bureau met to conduct the 2025 year-end audit. We appreciate them taking time out…

Scioto County Commissioners proclaim March 15-21 National Ag Week

Scioto County Farm Bureau presented each commissioner a basket filled with locally grown and produced items as well as information regarding National Ag Week.

Local leaders represent Scioto, Pike counties in Washington, D.C.

Scioto County Farm Bureau Board President Angie Lewis and Pike County Board Member and Public Policy Chair Dan Corcoran participated in Ohio Farm Bureau’s annual County Presidents’ Trip.

Scioto County Farm Bureau volunteers shine at membership tables

Scioto County Farm Bureau volunteers rocked their membership tables, signing 13 new members and welcoming several fresh faces into our growing community.

State Rep. Justin Pizzulli sponsors Young Ag members

This donation helps the youth in our community be able to be a member of the Farm Bureau and continue to support agriculture!

What’s All The Buzz About? Local partners bring bee education to Scioto County classrooms

The program equips teachers with the knowledge and resources to teach students about the vital role bees play in agriculture and the environment.

Sen. Terry Johnson sponsors Young Ag members

This donation helps the youth in our community be able to be a member of the Farm Bureau and continue to support agriculture.

Scioto County Farm Bureau spins the wheel for membership fun

Thanks to your enthusiasm, we’re steadily moving toward our overall membership goal and strengthening the voice of agriculture in our county.

Local members attend Ag Day at the Capital

Representing Scioto County Farm Bureau were Board President Angie Lewis, Board Vice President Becky Buckler, and Board Member Kim Baker.

Scioto County members attend Ohio Farm Bureau Winter Leadership Experience

They built leadership skills, connected with Young Agricultural Professional peers from across the state, and strengthened their involvement in Farm Bureau.