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Annual meeting delegates to review significant dairy policy recommendations
Member delegates attending the upcoming Michigan Farm Bureau Annual Meeting will discuss several national dairy policy recommendations that are late…
Farm Bureau Family of Companies donates 655,000 meals
In October the Michigan Farm Bureau Family of Companies raised over $131,000 to support hunger relief efforts around the state.
Act now to keep trains on track for farmers, consumers
Michigan Farm Bureau is asking farmers, business owners, and consumers to urge Congress to intervene by ordering continued train operations.
Sweet 16 advance to state Young Farmer Discussion Meet in Grand Rapids
Virtual competition Nov. 11 narrowed a field of 25 competitors down to 16 who will take their talents to Grand Rapids later this month at the…
POWER UP: 65 county Farm Bureaus strong!
County Farm Bureau boards are encouraged to assemble a public policy committee to help build and maintain relationships with elected officials.
Lansing to host 2023 Young Farmer Leaders Conference
Open to regular and Collegiate Farm Bureau members, ages 18-35, the Young Farmer Leaders Conference offers tours, networking and breakout sessions…
Members prep for state annual at district policy meetings
Early November saw Michigan Farm Bureau’s 2022 Annual Meeting building a head of steam with the virtual kickoff Nov. 2 launching regional policy…
Advocacy expert Roger Rickard on AgriPac's impact on candidate success
Roger Rickard, President and Founder of Voices in Advocacy, will address county Farm Bureau members on Nov. 30 at MFB 103rd Annual Meeting in Grand…
81 Friends of Agriculture prevail in midterm election
In the Nov. 8 midterm election, 81 of Michigan Farm Bureau’s AgriPac-endorsed Friends of Agriculture were successful in their races.
Meet Young Farmer Excellence award winners Mark and Jamie Trowbridge
St. Joseph County Young Farmers Mark and Jamie Trowbridge are just how Farm Bureau likes ‘em: young and ambitious.