Capitol Corner

Hello and welcome to Capitol Corner! This area of our website is to share insights and information that spans the political and policy spectrum - especially as it relates to the agribusiness industry. 

 

 

OABA and Partners Urge Swift Passage of 2024 Farm Bill to Support Agriculture and Rural Development

06/28/2024

OABA and several other agricultural groups have thanked the House and Senate leaders for their work on the 2024 Farm Bill and have asked for their continued support to pass this important legislation before the end of the year. The farm bill is essential for many Americans, helping with food production, conservation, rural development, and more.

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OABA Joins Agricultural Stakeholders in Opposition to California's Proposition 12

05/24/2024

OABA, along with several agricultural industry trade associations, has expressed significant concerns to the House Agricultural Leadership regarding California's Proposition 12. This legislation, which sets minimum space requirements for breeding pigs, egg-laying hens, and veal calves, is set to take full effect in 2024 and impacts pork sold in California, regardless of its origin.

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OABA Signs Letter Addressing Concerns Over EPA's Proposed Formaldehyde Regulations

05/15/2024

OABA, along with several national trade associations from the agriculture industry, has recently provided feedback to the EPA regarding the 2024 Draft Risk Evaluation for Formaldehyde under the Toxic Substances Control Act.

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OABA and More Than 360 Organizations Voice Support for FIFRA Labeling Related to Interior Appropriations Sec. 461

02/16/2024

The Ohio AgriBusiness Association recently joined more than 360 organizations in a letter sent to members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives Committees on Appropriations that voices support for FIFRA Labeling Related to Interior Appropriations Sec. 461

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OABA Signs Letter of Support for Amendments to Occupational Licensing Reform Bill

02/13/2024

The Ohio AgriBusiness Association recently worked in conjunction with other Ohio agriculture organizations to ensure a credible grain grading program remains in Ohio.

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