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    • Thomas Train and Greenfield

      All aboard! Limited time offer

      Take a train ride with Thomas the Tank Engine at Greenfield Village on April 26-27, May 3-4 or May 10-11. Michigan Farm Bureau members enjoy 25% off the cost of admission to Greenfield Village or the purchase of an annual pass.

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    • YPCS

      YPCS: Where teens matter and lead

      Are you a high school student interested in leadership and civic engagement? Exercise these skills at Young People’s Citizenship Seminar (YPCS) this summer on MSU's campus.

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    • Grand Hotel

      Get member deal at Grand Hotel

      Farm Bureau members can splurge—and save—on a luxurious weekend package at the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island from May 2-4. The package offers a reduced lodging rate and several complimentary amenities.

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    • Mission Point Resort

      Mission Point Resort for less!

      Members save up to 35% off the best available room rates at Mission Point Resort on Mackinac Island during select dates from May-October.

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    • Calendar photo contest

      Food photos sought for calendar

      Michigan Farm Bureau's 2015 calendar photo contest celebrates Michigan's food. 12 photos and a grand prize winner will be chosen! Entries are due May 30.

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  • Farm Bill Resources

    General Farm ImageImplementation of the 2014 Farm Bill will be an ongoing process. Stay apprised of new information and resources using Farm Bureau's Farm Bill resource section. 

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  • Calendar Photo Contest 

    Michigan food calendar contest with milk and cookies

    We have a contest our picture-taking members can sink their teeth into. We want photos that celebrate Michigan's food for our 2015 calendar.

    12 photos and a grand prize winner will be chosen!

    Don't delay! Entries are due May 30.

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    UDIM Milk Means More

    UDIM rebranding reflects dairy’s diversity, versatility

    April 24, 2014

    United Dairy Industry of Michigan this week unveiled a broad rebranding effort representing the integration of several previously disparate promotional themes under a new, common banner. “Milk Means More” aims to remind consumers that the wide diversity of dairy products offer more than just good taste and great nutrition.

    Proposed changes to the EPA's definition of 'waters of the U.S.' would make even temporary surface water features subject to federal regulation.

    Farmers unite to oppose EPA overstep

    April 24, 2014

    Regulatory changes being considered in Washington have farmers in Michigan and nationwide concerned about losing ground—figuratively and literally. A new rule published in the Federal Register this week proposes a sweeping reinterpretation of what the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency can and can’t regulate as “waters of the U.S.” under the 1972 Clean Water Act. As written, the rule change could dramatically expand federal regulation over routine farming practices—and many other commonplace private land uses, from building homes to managing golf courses.

    MFB President Wayne H. Wood presents a $10,000 donation to AgroLiquid President Troy Bancroft (center) and Burt Henry (right) on behalf of the Michigan Foundation for Agriculture.

    Ag foundation donates to new education center

    April 18, 2014

    An innovative agricultural education center based in Clinton County got a financial boost this week thanks to a generous donation from the Michigan Foundation for Agriculture. The $10,000 grant will help underwrite the cost of transporting schoolchildren to the 9,500-square-foot IQhub, slated to open this summer at AgroLiquid Fertilizers’ new headquarters on M-21 just west of St. Johns.

    Nathan Prill (left); Thompson Chevrolet President Rick Thompson (center); and Paul McNair, General Motors’ district manager for sales, service and parts in Michigan and Ohio.

    Michigan farmer drives home national-level grand prize

    April 18, 2014

    Michigan’s first national-level Young Farmer Discussion Meet winner in 28 years took delivery of his grand prize this week at a Chevy dealership near his home in the Thumb. Huron County farmer Nathan Prill drove home Wednesday in his shiny new Chevy Silverado, courtesy of General Motors and delivered through Thompson Chevrolet of Ubly.

    AgriPac endorsed Gov. Rick Snyder's reelection bid five months ahead of its normal schedule.

    Farmers back Snyder with early endorsement

    April 15, 2014

    In recognition of Gov. Rick Snyder’s unerring support for the state’s agriculture industry, his reelection today earned an unprecedented show of support from AgriPac, Michigan Farm Bureau’s (MFB) political action committee. AgriPac traditionally withholds endorsements until after primary elections, but overwhelming support for Gov. Snyder among Farm Bureau members this year cleared the way for its strong, early show of support.


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  •  Young Farmer 

    Young Farmers Josh and Samantha Humm

    Leadership development is a centerpiece of Michigan Farm Bureau's Young Farmer program for members 18 to 35 years old.  

    Other leadership opportunities for young adults include:

    • ProFILE
    • Collegiate Farm Bureau 
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  • Community Action Groups 

    CAG

    Farm Bureau members who belong to a Community Action Group can:

    • Access the Discussion Topic
    • Submit a response or report 
    • Read The Loop newsletter
    • And more! 
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