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March 5, 2026

Anhydrous Ammonia Safety Workshop - Arlington

Arlington

Mon
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March 16 - 19, 2026

Custom Applicator Training Program

Wooster, OH

Wed
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March 25, 2026

OABA Legislative Day

Columbus, Ohio

Latest News view all news

03/05/2026

New Resources to Help Agribusinesses Navigate Endangered Species Act Requirements

As implementation of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) increasingly intersects with pesticide use and agricultural production practices, it is important that agribusinesses clearly understand potential compliance requirements related to pesticide labels, habitat protections and application practices. To support members, OABA has compiled a collection of practical resources, regulatory updates and educational tools to help agribusinesses navigate emerging ESA requirements

03/01/2026

March & April Workshops from the OSU Leadership Center - OABA Member Service Partner

The Ohio AgriBusiness Association is pleased to partner with The Ohio State University Leadership Center, granting members access to outstanding professional development workshops. Mark your calendar for their upcoming offerings.

02/16/2026

EPA Announces New Dicamba Registration for 2026 & 2027 Growing Seasons

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has approved a new, time-limited registration for dicamba use on dicamba-tolerant crops for the 2026 and 2027 growing seasons. This decision follows extensive review and introduces an updated federal label with strengthened requirements intended to further reduce the potential for off-target movement and enhance environmental protections. Please review the below EPA requirements that must be met before using dicamba.

02/16/2026

2025 Key Legislative Wins

OABA achieved several important advocacy wins in 2025, helping restore H2Ohio agriculture funding, protect key tax exemptions and clarify pesticide regulations. These efforts, along with continued engagement on nutrient management, workforce, infrastructure and trade, support a strong and sustainable future for Ohio agribusiness.

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