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'This is our moment' — AFBF president celebrates successes, debuts new mental health resources
AFBF President Zippy Duvall looked back on the successes of the past year and charted the organization’s course forward in his opening address to the…
Michigan Young Farmer Awards, Discussion Meet winners compete on national stage
A talented group of five young farmers from Michigan squared off with their counterparts from across the country at AFBF’s 105th American Farm Bureau…
'We do not have the resources' — Michigan farmer testifies on SEC climate disclosures proposal
The House Financial Services Committee Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee heard from Kalamazoo County Farm Bureau member Bill Schultz on Jan…
Michigan Supreme Court hears MFB’s legal challenge to state’s livestock permit
Attorneys representing more than 150 farmers, along with Michigan Farm Bureau and other prominent ag groups, made their case for why the Michigan…
Matt Smego named Interim Administrator for MFB Family of Companies
Smego brings more than 25 years of experience at MFB to the role, including time as a Regional Representative, Young Farmer department manager,…
The First Thing to do in a Michigan Blizzard
There are many concerns when precipitation pairs with extreme cold in Michigan, but there's one thing to look out for in the home that could save you…
2024 Michigan Farm Bureau policies available
Michigan Farm Bureau’s 2024 policy book, fine-tuned and approved by more than 400 county delegates at the organization's 104th annual meeting, is now…
2024 Young Farmer Awards: Find your fit and apply by March 6
MFB’s Young Farmer awards recognize up-and-coming leaders for their contributions and achievements in four categories.
The forgotten farm risk
Grandpa ran the farm his way — and you can run it your way if you don’t lose the place first.
MFB welcomes new staff in North & West-Central regions, membership dept.
Three new Farm Bureau staffers this month launch their careers with Michigan’s largest agricultural organization.