The Summit County Farm Bureau has been a long-time supporter of 4-H and plans to continue this support with a new program this year.And we are excited to announce a new program available to member families for the 2024 fair season. If your child is exhibiting...
The Winery at Wolf Creek was founded in 1980 by Andew Wineberg on his parents’ (Melvin and Harriet) property. It was initially a 10 acre vineyard with another two acres planted on the hill just south of the winery. The cellar was blasted into the hillside where the...
Dayton Nursery was started in 1956 by Del Dayton. He began planting Christmas trees on his property and harvesting and selling Scotch Pine Christmas trees on land that now belongs to Wolf Creek Winery. With his brother, Gene, he expanded to include a nursery and...
Hi there Summit County!! How are you doing? Well things have certainly changed from last year at this time. Last year, I was talking about the Ukraine-Russia War and the prices of fertilizer. Fertilizer prices have settled some, but the war still continues. Did you...
Over the past ten years, SCFB has worked diligently to bring a wide variety of educational seminars to members and guests. Most recently a Livestock Management and Economics seminar was presented on April 5, 2016 by Ohio State Extension Summit County, Countryside...
by Christopher C. Esker, Esq. Changes to the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Membership Categories Means Changes for the Summit County Farm Bureau Membership Model Membership in the OFBF, which comes with your membership in the Summit County Farm Bureau, supports programs...
by Matt Hartong The 2015 SCFB Annual Meeting took place on Thursday, September 24th and was full of valuable information for all Summit County Farm Bureau members. A number of honored guests sat elbow to elbow with attendees like Roger Baker, OFBF State Trustee. Jay...
The Summit County Farm Bureau Distinguished Service Award is the highest honor we can bestow on an individual. Choosing worthy recipients from the many so qualified is difficult. Recipients are chosen by the three previous winners. The award is given to a bona fide...
It’s hard to believe that another year is coming to an end - and very quickly too. The Summit County Farm Bureau’s work year begins on October 1st and ends on September 30th. That means it is time for the Board of Trustees to develop a plan of work for the 2015 – 2016...
It’s that time of year to SPRING into Action for the coming of summer. Spring is a season of warm and cool temperatures. It is definitely a season of transition. One is never sure what to wear. It seems like we went from late winter right into summer. One week we have...
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