Ag Spotlight Paul & Rosemary Steiner

Agriculture in Ohio is a thriving industry with close to $11 billion generated in agricultural cash receipts and with food and agriculture contributing more than $124 billion to Ohio’s economy annually. In Warren County, development is expanding, but we continue to utilize over 90,000 acres for agriculture. The agricultural items raised in Warren County and across Ohio includes soybeans, corn, wheat, vegetables, and meat products such as beef, pork and poultry.
Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District (Warren Co SWCD) is proud to assist the agricultural community with soil and water quality practices. Coinciding with our upcoming 80th Anniversary as a District, Warren Co SWCD is highlighting residents of Warren County that bring different perspectives to the agriculture industry. This year, our themed series of, “Past, Present, and Future” interviewed three different residents of Warren County that have retired from, currently work in, or have a future in the agriculture industry. Over the coming months, we will release a new interview series ahead of our 80th Annual Meeting!
Past - Paul & Rosemary Steiner
If you know anything about Warren County agriculture, then you have heard the last name Steiner. Working since the mid-1950s, and since retiring, Paul and Rosemary Steiner are staples in the Warren County agriculture community. Follow along to see how both Paul and Rosemary tell their story of how they came to be in Warren County and their thoughts on Warren County today.