For two days Ada was the farm capital of Ohio with 900 farmers here
Story and photos by Monty Siekerman
About 900 farmers and exhibitors attended the conservation and tillage conference held in McIntosh Center on March 2-3.
Here, a large group of attendees hear a panel discussion that included a former deputy Secretary of Agriculture who is a no till farmer.
The conference is organized by OSU. The large group of farmers regularly attends the two-day meeting on the ONU campus during spring break when there are plenty of conference rooms and dining facilities available, as well as accommodations at The Inn.
Photos below - Persons attending the conference, plus:
From left, Henry Apple, Cody Beacum and Ron Snyder talk at an exhibit of Bird Agronomics of Tiffin during a conservation and tillage conference held at ONU. They discussed soil health.
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