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MFB, others team up to pick apples to help end hunger
Dozens of Michigan Farm Bureau and Sam’s Club volunteers picked Gala apples Tuesday at J&J Morse Orchards in Sparta. In total, volunteers picked an…
Farm Bureau weighs in on minimum wage, paid sick leave court decision
A recent Michigan Court of Claims ruling is placing agriculture and forestry employers at risk of unique challenges with the state’s minimum wage and…
Farm Bureau defends atrazine, members send nearly 900 comments to EPA
County Farm Bureau members and supporters defended the safe and effective use of crop protection tools by sending nearly 900 comments to the…
Neighboring county FBs celebrate ag along the Lake Michigan shoreline
Marquee events in Mason and Oceana counties showcase the lakeshore's bountiful farm sector and how deep its roots dig into the regional economy and…
Project RED attracts 700+ to Shiawassee fairgrounds
Shiawassee's Project RED saw more than 700 students attending from 30 classrooms and 10 schools across the county.
'Juniors' in Berrien retain, embody Farm Bureau's early youth programming
The precursor of today’s vital Young Farmer program, Michigan’s Junior Farm Bureau thrived from its inception in 1935 until a 1957 update that…
Now: Engaging all those new members you wrote
The ink is drying on the 2022 membership campaign ledger and there’s still some cake leftover from celebrating Michigan’s third straight year of…
Watch: President Bednarski shares thoughts on 2022 election
“I don’t care if you’re a Republican, if you’re a democrat or if you’re an independent – you need to get out and vote!” - MFB President Carl Bednarski
AgriPac backs Whiteford in 38th House District
Kevin Whiteford has earned the “Friend of Agriculture” designation and endorsement from AgriPac in the race for Michigan’s 38th House District, which…
Support Lynn Afendoulis for District 81 in Kent County
Michigan Farm Bureau’s AgriPac supports Lynn Afendoulis to represent District 81 as a state representative in the Nov. 8 general election.