Farm Office Live Webinar Offers Key Farm Management Updates

By Andi Anderson

Ohio farmers and agribusiness professionals are invited to participate in the next Farm Office Live webinar, a free educational program designed to share timely information on farm management, agricultural law, and tax topics.

The webinar is part of Ohio State University Extension’s ongoing commitment to provide research-based resources that support informed farm business decisions.

The live webinar will be held on tomorrow -January 16, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. until noon. It will be broadcast live from the Farm Science Review, allowing participants to join from any location.

Registration is free, and one registration provides access to future Farm Office Live programs. For those who are unable to attend the live session, recorded versions will be available for later viewing using the same registration link.

The January program will address several important topics that affect farm planning and business operations. These include Farmer Bridge Assistance, federal farm program updates, and management planning priorities for the 2026 season.

The session will also cover mediation and arbitration clauses for farm contracts, 1099 tax reporting updates, common balance sheet errors, and winter program updates that can help farmers prepare for the year ahead.

A team of experienced speakers will lead the discussion, including Bruce Clevenger, Ellen Essman, Peggy Hall, Jeff Lewis, David Marrison, Robert Moore, Eric Richer, Clint Schroeder, and Barry Ward. These professionals will provide practical guidance and answer common questions related to farm law, finances, and management practices.

The webinar is designed for farmers, farm managers, and agribusiness operators who want to stay informed about changes in agricultural programs, legal requirements, and financial management strategies.

By participating, attendees can gain knowledge that supports better planning, risk management, and long-term business success.

Farm Office Live continues to serve as a valuable resource by offering free access to reliable information that helps farmers respond to changing policies and economic conditions.

Participants are encouraged to register in advance and take advantage of this opportunity to strengthen their understanding of farm management and agricultural law topics relevant to the 2026 farming season.

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