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Ag Day at the Capital: A Farmer’s Perspective from Columbus
This week, I had the privilege of attending Ohio Farm Bureau’s Ag Day at the Capital in Columbus. As a farmer and a member of the Fulton County Farm Bureau Board of Trustees, this day is extremely important to me: to connect with other producers across the state, meet...
Late Planting and Prevent Plant Decisions for 2025
Spring in the Midwest hasn’t exactly rolled out the red carpet for planting. Across Northern Ohio, Northeast Indiana, and Southern Michigan, farmers have faced a frustrating mix of excess moisture, cool soil temperatures, and limited planting windows. Fields have been...
Why an Ohio Farm Bureau Membership Matters For Farmers and Beyond
Agriculture is more than just an industry—it is a way of life, a cornerstone of the economy, and the backbone of rural communities across the United States. Yet, farming comes with significant challenges, including changing regulations, market fluctuations, labor...
Why Keeping an Updated Farm Equipment Inventory Is Critical
When running a farm, you’re managing more than just crops or livestock—you’re overseeing an operation that relies on machinery to complete jobs every day on the farm. From tractors and combines to irrigation systems and grain bins, your farm equipment is the backbone...
How to Prevent Field Fires During Fall Harvest in Drought Conditions
With fall harvest in full swing, farmers in Northwest Ohio face a heightened risk of field fires due to current D2 drought conditions. Dry fields, crops, and hot machinery are a dangerous combination, and even the smallest spark can result in a fast-moving fire. It's...