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Ohio is one of the most productive agricultural states in the entire country, and a lot of people forget that because football, cities, and highways usually get all the attention while the farms quietly keep feeding millions of people every single day. When most people think of Ohio, they picture the Buckeyes, roller coasters at Cedar Point, or the big cities like Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati. What they don’t picture is the massive network of farms spread across the state that produce some of the most important food crops in America.
Ohio agriculture is enormous. The state has more than 70,000 farms covering over half of Ohio’s land. Once you drive outside the cities, the landscape changes quickly. Long stretches of corn and soybean fields appear on both sides of the road. Grain silos stand beside red barns. Farm equipment moves slowly down country roads while generations of families work land that has been in their names for decades.
Corn and soybeans are the backbone of Ohio farming. Every summer you’ll see fields stretching all the way to the horizon, especially across western and central Ohio. Those crops feed livestock, supply food companies, and support industries across the country. A lot of what’s grown in Ohio doesn’t just stay in Ohio—it ends up feeding people all across the United States and beyond.
But corn and soybeans are only part of the story.
Ohio farmers also produce wheat, dairy, poultry, eggs, hogs, pumpkins, tomatoes, and sweet corn, along with a growing fruit and vegetable industry. Northwest Ohio is known for its rich farmland, while southern Ohio has orchards and rolling farms tucked into the hills of Appalachia. In the fall, pumpkin patches and apple orchards across the state become a tradition for families who have been visiting them for generations.
Ohio is also one of the leading states for egg production, with millions of eggs produced every single day. Dairy farms across the state supply milk, cheese, and other products that end up on tables all across the Midwest.
The truth is Ohio doesn’t just sit in the middle of the country.
Ohio helps feed the country.
The soil across much of the state is some of the most fertile in North America. The farmers bring the experience, long hours, and generational knowledge it takes to keep producing food year after year through unpredictable weather, floods, droughts, and harsh winters.
Supporting Ohio farmers isn’t just a slogan on a roadside sign.
It’s recognizing the people behind the cornfields you pass on the highway, the eggs in your breakfast, the pumpkins in October, and the grain that moves through the Midwest feeding millions of people every day.
Ohio might be famous for football and roller coasters.
But the farms quietly feeding America deserve just as much credit. 🌽🚜🌾

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04/29/2025

💡 ¿Sabías? 💡

¡Abigail Pregnancy Services ofrece servicios en español!

¡Conoce a Angie!

Angie ha estado trabajando como consejera bilingüe en Abigail de forma interinal desde 2006. Le encanta poder reunirse con nuestros clientes de habla inglesa y española. Angie y su esposo, Johnny, se conocieron en 2009, trabajando juntos en un viaje misionero en México, y se comprometieron más tarde ese año. Vivieron en la Ciudad de Guatemala durante el año de su compromiso mientras estudiaban en Seteca y se casaron al año siguiente. Después de regresar a Ohio, querían formar una familia. Después de años de rezar por un bebé, su hija, Summer, nació en 2016, seguida de su hijo, Nico, en 2019.

A su familia le gusta servir en su iglesia y comunidad. A Angie le encanta especialmente ayudar en la escuela de sus hijos y en el equipo de fútbol.

"Dios continúa trabajando a través de cada temporada, y estoy más que agradecido por dónde me tiene en este momento".

📞 Para concertar una cita con Angie, llame al 419-668-9500.

💡 Did You Know?💡

Abigail Pregnancy Services offers services in Spanish!

Meet Angie!

Angie has been working as a bilingual peer counselor at Abigail on and off since 2006. She loves being able to meet with both our English and Spanish-speaking clients. Angie and her husband, Johnny, met in 2009, working on a missions trip together in Mexico, and they were engaged later that year. They lived in Guatemala City during their year of engagement while studying at Seteca and were married the following year. After moving back to Ohio, they wanted to start a family. After years of praying for a baby, their daughter, Summer, was born in 2016, followed by their son, Nico, in 2019.
Their family enjoys serving in their church and community. Angie especially loves helping at her kids’ school and soccer team.
"God continues to work through each season, and I am beyond grateful for where he has me at this time."

📞 To make an appointment with Angie, please call 419-668-9500.

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