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Ohio Agriculture News for Corn and Wheat Farmers
Stay informed with the latest Ohio agriculture news from Ohio Corn & Wheat. Follow developments affecting corn and small grain farmers across the state, including crop research, farm policy, trade, markets, ethanol, weather, and grower programs.
From Ohio corn news and Ohio wheat news to farmer advocacy and Ohio agricultural policy, this is where you can keep up with the issues, opportunities, and decisions shaping agriculture across the state.
Latest Ohio Agriculture News
Kernels – October 1, 2026 Planning for the Future of Your Farm
Having a plan for a farm’s future is the most important decision a family can make. In this edition of
Motor Fuel Tax Holiday Passage Brings Relief for Ohio Farmers
DELAWARE, Ohio – Following the Ohio General Assembly’s swift passage of a 90-day motor fuel tax holiday, Ohio Corn &
Ears in Washington – Corn Farmers Need Congress to Deliver a Win… Time is Running Out
By Leslie McNitt There’s nothing like expecting to learn the outcome of a summer cliffhanger in September only to find
Farmers for Soil Health Helping Farmers Keep Ground Productive
Ohio Corn & Wheat works to strengthen the future of corn and wheat farmers across the state. Part of that
OCWGA President Eric Tipton responds to Vivek Ramaswamy’s proposed fuel tax holiday
DELAWARE, Ohio – Ohio Corn & Wheat President Eric Tipton issued the following statement about gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy’s proposed
Kernels – September 11, 2026 Harvest Weather Preview
Harvest will soon be getting underway across Ohio. What can we expect next when it comes to the weather, and
Kernels – September 1, 2026 The Future of Ethanol
The next big opportunity for ethanol can’t be found on the road but on the open seas. OCW explores how
Big 3 for August 26, 2026
This is the Big 3 from Ohio Corn & Wheat. The 2026 Ohio Corn & Wheat Growers Association Voter Guide
OCWGA 2026 Voter Guide Equips Farmers Ahead of November Election
The Ohio Corn & Wheat Growers Association has released its 2026 Voter Guide to help farmers across the state better
