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For those Community Action Groups wishing to submit responses to the discussion questions electronically, simply type your answers into this form and choose submit. By submitting electronically, both Michigan Farm Bureau and your county Farm Bureau will receive a copy of your answers, eliminating the need to mail in a paper copy. Groups are still encouraged to print a copy of their responses for their own records.

July, 2009 Discussion Response

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Question #1: How can your county Farm Bureau increase involvement in the annual policy-making process? How can your county Farm Bureau involve associate members who have a vested interest in where their food comes from?

Question #2: How can you ensure that the diverse needs of Michigan agriculture are met through the policy development process?

Question #3: How can you be sure new members, or those who haven't been involved in policy decisions before, understand what grassroots efforts really mean to them?


	Discussion Topic Submit Response Submit Report Fun Page The Loop Newsletter Starting a CAG CAG Handbook Contact Farm Bureau Click here to watch video Discussion Response View Discussion Responses from Past Months For those Community Action Groups wishing to submit responses to the discussion questions electronically, simply type your answers into this form and choose submit. By submitting electronically, both Michigan Farm Bureau and your county Farm Bureau will receive a copy of your answers, eliminating the need to mail in a paper copy. Groups are still encouraged to print a copy of their responses for their own records. July, 2009 Discussion Response Select your county: Enter the name of your Community Action Group: Enter your Community Action Group's email address (if any): Question #1: How can your county Farm Bureau increase involvement in the annual policy-making process? How can your county Farm Bureau involve associate members who have a vested interest in where their food comes from? Question #2: How can you ensure that the diverse needs of Michigan agriculture are met through the policy development process? Question #3: How can you be sure new members, or those who haven't been involved in policy decisions before, understand what grassroots efforts really mean to them? [ American Farm Bureau Federation ] Copyrights, Disclosures & Disclaimers