Saturday is the last chance to recognize conservation-minded farmers in Ohio as master farmers.
Seneca Conservation District team leader Beth Diesch tells Brownfield the program honors farmers for their work on and off the farm.
“They lead others, they inspire others, and they’re always looking to youth as well because they know that the future is in our youth and so that’s a master farmer to me,” she says.
Two farmers will be awarded based on their on-farm management, innovation, conservation, leadership, and community involvement at the Ohio Conservation Tillage and Technology Conference in March.
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