• State Promotion and Education Committee

The Michigan Farm Bureau State Promotion and Education Committee consists of 22 volunteer members, two from each of Farm Bureau's 11 districts. 

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Committee members must be regular Farm Bureau members and are nominated by Michigan Farm Bureau district directors and approved by the full board of directors. 

Roles and responsibilities:

• Serve as a committee of the Michigan Farm Bureau Board of Directors to be an active voice for agriculture, educating consumers about our industry
• Create and carry out the committee's goals and objectives
• Plan, coordinate and evaluate statewide Promotion and Education events and activities 
• Relay information from the State Promotion and Education Committee to county Farm Bureau Promotion and Education Committees
• Serve as a resource to county Farm Bureaus in developing and facilitating projects and programs for consumers of all ages; including but not limited to: health and safety, leadership training, Agriculture in the Classroom, current agricultural issues, promotion of Michigan's food and fiber industry and consumer education.
• Encourage the development of county-level Promotion and Education programs

The State Promotion and Education Committee elects an executive committee, and the chairperson of that executive committee sits on the Michigan Farm Bureau Board of Directors as the Promotion and Education representative.