The Ohio Farmland Preservation Board has appointed Andy McDowell to the position of District 5 Representative. In this role, McDowell will be responsible for working with landowners and farmers in the district to promote conservation practices and protect agricultural land from development.
McDowell brings a wealth of experience to the position, having previously served as a county commissioner and a member of the Ohio Soil and Water Conservation Commission. He also owns and operates a family farm in Ross County, giving him a firsthand understanding of the challenges facing farmers in the region.
The Ohio Farmland Preservation Board is dedicated to protecting the state's agricultural land from development, while also promoting sustainable farming practices. McDowell's appointment to this new position reflects the board's commitment to working closely with farmers and landowners to achieve these goals.
With McDowell's expertise and experience, the board is well-positioned to continue its efforts to preserve farmland and promote conservation practices in District 5 and throughout the state of Ohio.
Photo Credit: Ohio Farmland Preservation Program
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