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EPA withdraws interim glyphosate decision, pushes final registration to 2026
The Environmental Protection Agency is going back to the drawing board on its interim review decision for glyphosate. In a memo published Friday, the…
State policy development committee gets down to business
Michigan Farm Bureau’s 21-member state policy development committee will soon review hundreds of county Farm Bureau policy recommendations ahead of…
Tudor Dixon details vision for ag, 'stark contrast' between current administration
Dixon wrote about her vision for agriculture, detailing the stark contrast between her policies and those of the current administration across five…
Osceola YF softballers triple donation to growing charity
Young Farmers in Osceola County are battling on the softball diamond to help support a Big Rapids charity eyeing expansion in Evart: Angels of Action.
'Meet & know your neighbors': Osceola honors longtime members
A quartet of Osceola's longest-tenured members were honored at the county Farm Bureau's recent annual meeting.
Voting absentee: a popular post-pandemic choice
There’s plenty of time to request and complete an absentee ballot for the Nov. 8 general election.
Online tool helps Farm Bureau voters look up candidates in new legislative districts
Michigan Farm Bureau encourages members to review who will appear on their Nov. 8 ballot by visiting their easy-to-use candidate locator.
MFB president urges member involvement come election time
In the remaining months leading up to the November general election, I encourage you to become actively involved in supporting Tudor Dixon’s campaign…
Tudor Dixon rallies MI farmers: Gubernatorial candidate promises change for agriculture
Inside a barn and scattered among discussion Monday, about 75 farmers and ag leaders applauded the Tudor Dixon dialogue, most of which centered…
ACT NOW: Member action urged to help protect atrazine use
Farm Bureau members statewide are urged to make their voices heard and help stave off proposed EPA restrictions to atrazine use.