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Henry County Farm Bureau to Host “Ag Law After Hours” Event on June 16
Napoleon, Ohio — The Henry County Farm Bureau invites area farmers and agricultural professionals to its upcoming “Ag Law After Hours” program on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, at the Ag Hall, Henry County Fairgrounds. This informative evening will feature conversations with agricultural law experts and tax professionals, offering practical guidance on today’s most pressing farm business topics.
Doors will open at 6:00 p.m., with dinner served upon arrival. The program will begin at 6:30 p.m. with a “fireside chat”-style discussion designed to encourage engagement and direct interaction with experts.
This year’s event will feature knowledgeable legal and tax professionals addressing key issues such as farm corporate structure, land and asset transfers, farm leases, and other critical topics impacting today’s agricultural operations. Attendees are encouraged to actively participate and bring their questions for discussion.
A highlight of the evening is the opportunity for participants to submit questions in advance by scanning the QR code on event materials or by calling the Farm Bureau office at 419-445-0723, ensuring that specific concerns can be addressed during the session.
The event is free for Farm Bureau members and available to non-members for a $20 registration fee. While RSVPs are requested, they are not required.
The Henry County Farm Bureau is building on the success of last year’s program, which drew strong attendance and high praise from participants and industry observers alike. Following the 2025 event, Ohio Ag Net shared the following feedback:
“A ‘hats off’ to the Henry County Farm Bureau, who hosted their ‘Ag Law After Hours’ program last evening. About 70 farmers gathered from Henry, Fulton, Defiance, and Williams Counties to hear a panel of statewide ag law experts discuss and answer questions from the group. I would rate it as one of the best ag programs I have attended in a while. Very timely and practical information was shared and a lot of good discussion followed.”
With continued support from partners including Ohio State University Extension and Farm Credit Mid-America, this year’s program aims to once again deliver valuable, real-world insights to the farming community.
For more information or to submit questions in advance, contact the Henry County Farm Bureau at 419-445-0723.
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