ONGA Spring Meeting & Scion Swap
Sunday, April 27, 2025 - 12 Noon
Click here for Spring Meeting Info!
Kingwood Center
900 Park Avenue West
Mansfield, Ohio
NAPGA/OPGA
Pawpaw Field Day and Grafting Workshop
Saturday, May 17, 2025 - 8:00am - 4:00 PM

The workshop will be in Wooster Ohio at OPGA/NAPGA member farm. Learn innovated and proven ways to improve your pawpaw planting. Demonstrations on plantings, caring, spraying your trees and transplanting. The Grafting part of workshop will be 3 hour class and 1 hour grafting in duration. More information will follow in the near future. napga.opga@gmail.com
ONGA Annual Judging Contest
To be determined at the Spring meeting
July xx, 2025
Due to the Agriculture and Horticulture building being rebuilt, we are unable to judge nut entries
at the State Fair. We anticiapate the building being completed in 2026. We will continue this year
like we did last year and have a seperate meeting in July for the entries to be judged.
So, be sure to bring your entries to the Spring meeting or get them to Vicki Rusmisel or
Joe Hietter befor July.
ONGA Booth at the Farm Science Review
September 16-18, 2025
It's a three-day outdoor agricultural trade show
featuring a little bit of something for everyone. There
are commercial exhibits for everything from tractors to
financial services. Educational displays offer new
ideas and new answers to old problems. And there's
always an expert or two or three around from Ohio State
University, government agencies and private
industry.
ONGA has a nut tree planting at the Farm Science Review
and sets up a tent each year to educate and demostrate
nut tree cultavation.
To volunteer, contact Ray Rusmisel at
rrusmisel@hotmail.com or 740-967-0461.
Volunteers get free parking and admission to
the FSR.
Farm Science Review Website
ONGA Fall Meeting
Saturday in September TBD, 2025
The Fall meeting date will be determined at the Spring meeting on Sunday, April 27, 2025
In the News: The Cullman family farm was highlighted in an issue of Our Ohio magazine.
Our Ohio Magazine
Going Nuts: Nuts-a-plenty in central Ohio