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Budget hawks, environmental groups zero in on crop insurance in 2023 Farm Bill debate
As a risk-management program, crop insurance touched more farmers and acres than any other single farm program, covering an estimated 487 million…
Nutrition programs, crop insurance focus of 2023 Farm Bill debate
As the focus heightens on drafting the 2023 farm bill, educating 260 new members of Congress creates challenges and opportunities for producers to…
Stabenow meets with MFB members, urges farmers to engage with Congress on farm bill
Congress is hashing out the 2023 Farm Bill, and Senate Ag Committee Chairwoman Debbie Stabenow gave MFB members a detailed update on where things…
USTR chief ag negotiator talks trade with MFB members
Mexico’s decree banning biotech corn, Canada’s refusal to play by dariy import rules, and emerging trade markets offering vast untapped potential for…
‘This is in our DNA’ — Ukrainian Ambassador meets with MFB president to talk farming during wartime
Ghosts of war, pain and hunger at the hands of Russian aggressors are haunting Ukraine again. Michigan Farm Bureau President Carl Bednarski discussed…
Farm Bureau Insurance Agent Development Office Opens in Troy
Michigan Insurance company joins with City of Troy to cut ribbon on new southeast region agent development hub.
MFB fights against proposed H-2A filing cost increases
Michigan Farm Bureau and the American Farm Bureau Federation are pushing back on a proposal by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to…
Ottawa County Farm Bureau hosts hundreds of fourth graders for first-ever Project RED event
The Ottawa County Farm Bureau hosted its first ever Project RED — or rural education day — event on March 15, where more than 200 students were able…
Weekend specials: A Grand [Hotel] opportunity!
Don't miss your opportunities to take in the elegance and history of Mackinac Island's Grand Hotel with discounted rates on special member weekends!
Ford wants Farm Bureau members’ feedback
Farm Bureau members can save $500 on new Ford trucks, from Mavericks to Super Duty models.