Connect, Vote, And Engage At The Richland County Farm Bureau Annual Meeting

By 1812Blockhouse

The Richland County Farm Bureau, a vital organization committed to the local agricultural community, is gearing up for its 2024 Annual Meeting. This yearly event is more than just a gathering; it’s a cornerstone of the Bureau’s efforts to shape policies, elect leadership, and ensure the voices of its members are heard loud and clear.

The Details You Need to Know

Date & Location: Mark your calendars for Thursday, September 5. The event will be held at the Ontario Event Center, a perfect venue for what promises to be an engaging and informative evening.
Keynote Speaker: This year, the Bureau is honored to welcome Dale Arnold, Director of Energy Policy for the Ohio Farm Bureau, as the keynote speaker. Arnold will provide insights into the evolving energy landscape and its implications for Ohio’s agricultural sector.
Agenda: Beyond the keynote, the evening will include discussions on guiding policies, elections for trustees, and the selection of delegates for the Ohio Farm Bureau Annual Meeting. These decisions will shape the direction of the Bureau’s advocacy efforts in the coming year.
Ticket Information: Tickets for the Annual Meeting are priced at $20 per person. Reservations are required and must be made by August 22. Be sure to secure your spot before the deadline to ensure your participation in this important event. Click here to reserve.

Why You Should Attend

The Annual Meeting is a prime opportunity for members to influence the future of agriculture in Richland County. It’s a chance to connect with fellow members, learn from industry experts, and make your voice heard on issues that matter to you and your community.

Reservation Information

Reservations are required for this important event. You can secure your spot by completing the reservation form.

A Hub of Community Engagement

While the Annual Meeting is the highlight, it’s only one of many initiatives the Richland County Farm Bureau undertakes. The Bureau’s commitment to the local community is evident in its broad range of activities:

Community Outreach: The Bureau consistently engages with local leaders and citizens, ensuring that the policies they advocate for reflect the community’s needs and priorities. Events like the Policy Development Breakfast are essential forums for these discussions.
Educational Programs: Understanding the risks associated with farming is crucial, which is why the Bureau offers programs such as manure pit safety training. These sessions equip farmers and emergency personnel with the knowledge they need to work safely.
Supporting Youth: Scholarships and internships are another way the Bureau invests in the future. This year, Cadence Fairchild and Sarah Hoak were recognized with scholarships for their contributions and commitment to the agricultural sector.
Charity and Awareness: Through events like the Farmers Share Breakfast, the Bureau raises funds for local food banks and charities, ensuring that the community’s most vulnerable members receive the support they need.
Richland County Fair: The Farm Bureau’s presence at the Richland County Fair is a testament to its ongoing efforts to promote agricultural awareness. Events like the Barnyard Olympics engage the community and highlight the importance of local farming.

Contact Information

For more details about the Richland County Farm Bureau, you can visit their office at: