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It’s no secret Michigan is one of the most agriculturally diverse states in the country — second actually — just behind California. There are 300 commodities grown and produced here and the Farm News Five team recently paid a visit to a Lapeer County farm to get up and close and personal with its lavender crop.

New policy recommendations regarding meat processing have led to in-depth conversations about how Farm Bureau can advocate for legislative and regulatory changes.

USDA’s Foreign Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory confirmed cases of African swine fever (ASF) through testing results as part of an ongoing cooperative surveillance program.

MFB's fall FARM Crates offer non-stop seasonal engagment opportunities for reaching out to local schools, classrooms and students.

Summer is a time for making memories and having fun, but it can be a little intimidating to know just where to start. That’s why we compiled a list of activities here in our great state to get your children on the road to a fun summer.

Former U.S. Rep. Paul Mitchell, a staunch supporter of Michigan agriculture, died Sunday after a bout with stage IV renal cancer, his wife confirmed in a statement to CNN. He was 64.

Your member discount at Office Depot & Office Max means big time back-to-school savings!

Michigan Farm Bureau (MFB) is encouraging members to contact the state’s Congressional delegation to support two pieces of legislation aimed at increasing broadband expansion in rural communities.

A surprise decision from the EPA to ban the use of chlorpyrifos on food is sending shockwaves through Michigan’s agricultural community and leaving growers concerned for their crops.

Through the Pandemic Market Volatility Assistance Program, USDA will provide about $350 million in pandemic assistance payments to dairy farmers who received a lower value for their products due to market abnormalities caused by the pandemic.