Month: July 2022

Ohio Farmland Leasing Update

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If you are farming on leased land or are leasing your farmland you won’t want to miss this! As of July 21, 2022 a new law on crop farm leases has gone into effect . This new law addresses farm crop lease landlords who are in a farmland leasing aggreement that does not address termination. If a landlord is wanting to terminate the lease they must do so by delivering a written notice of termination to the tenant by September 1 of the current lease period. This affects verbal leases and written leases that fails to include termination provisions. If you are wanting to gain more information on the new law you can attend the Ohio Farmland Leasing Update Webinar on August 11, 2022 from 8:00-10:00am. If you can’t make it during that time the webinar will be recorded so you can watch it or re-watch it at anytime. Below you will find the flyer will  all of the information that you will need about the webinar as well as an article by Peggy Kirk Hall that answers some commonly asked questions regarding this new law.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Building Legally Resilient Small Businesses

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Are you a small business owner? Or are you an entrepreneur wanting to start your own business but don’t know where to start? Well look no further! Entrepreneurial Business Law Clinic at Ohio State University’s Moritz College of Law, CFAES Center for Cooperatives, the Small Business Development center at the OSU South Centers, and the OSU South Centers Manufacturing Extension Partnership are hosting a FREE 1 day clinic on common legal issues that businesses face. There are 3 half hour sessions and will have the following speakers and topics:
Legal Basics of Branding and Marketing: What to know in a digital world: Patrick Perkins, OSU Moritz College of Law
Legal Structures for Small Business: Paige Wilson, OSU Moritz College of Law
Working with Independent Contractors: Jacqueline Radebaugh, Jason Wiener p.c.
You can register for FREE by clicking here.
For more information see the flyer below.

📣BIG Announcement for On-Farm Research Tour!

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📣BIG Announcement for our On-Farm Research Tour with Adams Brown Clermont & Highland Farm Bureau and Ohio Soybean Council!
 
As if you needed another reason to come, we now have several DOOR PRIZES from our great local supporters CARRINGTON FARM SUPPLY,INC, Georgetown Farm Supply, Cherry Fork Farm Supply, and Paul Hall and Associates Insurance!! Must register by August 19th!
 
Don’t forget this event also includes:
🍽 Free dinner
👀 Live spray drone demo
✅ 1 hour of private pesticide category 1 recertification
🌱 OSU soybean research updates
 
And MUCH more! See the flyer for more details. Register by August 19th!

A.I. School at Jackson Area Research Station. Limited seats!

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Are you looking to implement newer or more effective reproductive strategies to your beef or dairy cattle operation? This AI school might just be for you! It will be held at the Jackson Area Research Station on September 26-28, 2022 and has a cost of $100 per person. This school is limited to the first 20 registrations.
Printable registration form can be found here:
Informational video can be found here:
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Get involved! Take the Broadband Now Survey!

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OSU Extension is part of the Accelerate Broadband Pilot with the Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission. All the help we can get with having local individuals take the survey below will help inform efforts to get better broadband for everyone.
Broadband Now – Take the Survey – https://connectingappalachia.org/get-involved/
In the last several years, we have learned the major importance of connecting homes and businesses to better internet services. Some communities and especially rural areas are not able to utilize the internet for distance learning, telehealth doctor visits, online sales and businesses, and other essential uses. In our region, 69% of households are unserved or underserved, with less than 25/3 download and upload speeds. There are historic opportunities to access federal and state programs to help defray the cost of building broadband infrastructure, and we want your help to understand better the existing state of broadband in our region. Please take the online survey for residential and business broadband users. Your comments will inform the development of a broadband plan of action for the region. Thank you!
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July 13th, 2022 4-H Project Judging

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July judging for 4-H projects will be held on July 13th at the Brown County Fairgrounds. This is the only project judging for Family and Consumer Science (FCS) related projects. For all other pre-fair interviewed projects the July judging is to qualify for the Ohio State Fair, with county judging held on September 10th.

For the upcoming July 13th judging, all members will need to register for a project appointment by July 8th at http://go.osu.edu/projectappointment. If you have more than one project to be judged you will need to schedule an appointment for each project.

For full details on your projects and what to bring to judging review your project letter. This was mailed to youth enrolled in specific projects but can also be found at http://brown.osu.edu/exhibitorletters.

Additional information on project completion can be found on our website here: https://brown.osu.edu/program-areas/4-h-youth-development/project-completion-and-fair-requirements

This page includes a full listing of the project completion document as well as projects listed down by when they are judged: July, September, or Fair.

If you have any questions on project judging, please contact our office. Details and the link for the September judging will be provided closer to that date.