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MFB recently announced the winners of this year’s Champions of Excellence Awards, acknowledging county Farm Bureaus’ innovative ways of engaging their membership.

Michigan Farm Bureau (MFB) Vice President and at-large Director Andy Hagenow is retiring from his positions after more than 20 years of service.

Academy participants in the nation’s capital last week met with legislative representatives, commodity leaders, beltline insiders and American Farm Bureau Federation staff.

Share photos of Michigan foods in your kids’ lunches on social media and enter to win a $500 gift card from Kroger, which will donate $2 per entry to fight hunger.

Receiving overwhelming bipartisan support, the state Senate this week approved legislation (34-1) to continue the voluntary and statewide Michigan Agriculture Environmental Assurance Program (MAEAP).

With generous donations from farmers, insurance agents, members, employees and county Farm Bureaus, the Farm Bureau Family of Companies donated one million meals worth of support to families struggling with food insecurity.

The Million Meal Challenge raised $203,730 – each dollar raised equaling five meals – which will be donated to the seven regional food banks in Michigan, benefitting all 83 counties.

The American Farm Trail app — created by the Foundation and sponsored by Corteva — allows farmers, ranchers and farm attraction managers to sign up for free to showcase their agritourism venues. Farms and attractions can create a profile promoting their business, history, available products and more.

Michigan Farm Bureau's 102nd State Annual Meeting kicked off in Grand Rapids Tuesday, brining more than 400 delegates from across Michigan who represent more than 40,000 Farm Bureau members.

Former Michigan legislator and Hiawathaland Farm Bureau member Tom Casperson’s lifetime commitment to agriculture is being remembered with Michigan Farm Bureau’s Distinguished Service to Agriculture award — the organization’s highest honor.

The new ProFILE class for 2020-21 has been announced and will soon begin its 15-month journey through Michigan Farm Bureau’s premier leadership-development program.