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Recently, the Michigan Farm Bureau ProFILE class embarked on a week-long visit to the Delta region of Louisiana and Mississippi to experience the agricultural practices and industry there.

Matt Dennis, the 2021 AFBF Young Farmer Achievement Award honoree, gives an in-depth look at his Mississippi farming operation.

One of the first stops on the 2021 ProFILE trip the Delta region of Mississippi and Louisiana featured a very southern welcome: A glass of iced tea.

The list of differences between farming in Michigan versus farming down south is a long one. From the crops we grow to the production practices we use, our experiences are quite distinct. But whether we are above or below the Mason¬–Dixon line, there is one thing we can all agree on:

Here’s five+ ideas for repurposing any leftovers laying around your county Farm Bureau following our recent cost-share Pail Program.

Growing Your Community Challenge is a new Purple Plow challenge for grades 5-12, inspiring them to combat food insecurity locally.

The Michigan Manure Hauler Certification Program is a voluntary training program which helps to prevent manure application problems before they occur through increased nutrient management plan implementation and responsible manure application.

Alma native Michael Ceja credits Collegiate Farm Bureau Discussion Meets for broading his understanding of Michigan agriculture and the issues challenging it.

Former Saginaw Valley Regional Manager Becca Gulliver takes the reins of legacy Community Group program.

While the farm and agribusiness communities are abuzz with news on carbon markets and renewable energy progress it seems more questions remain than answers; more reason for Farm Bureau members to continue unearthing information and formulating their opinions and recommendations.