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The 2022-23 ProFILE leadership class celebrates its graduation.

Every five years, Congress must authorize the farm bill. The current bill expires at the end of September 2023. Farm bills include sections, commonly referred to as titles, on commodity programs, trade, rural development, farm credit, conservation, agricultural research, food and nutrition programs, marketing, and more.

Michigan Farm Bureau’s member-developed policy supports strategic investments in the Michigan Department of Agriculture & Rural Development with funding priorities including food safety, regulatory program oversight, animal and plant disease protection, producer security, integrity of agricultural products, market access inspections, statistics and information, and industry and trade advocacy.

Michigan Farm Bureau (MFB) encourages member participation in elections because it helps ensure agriculture is represented in the political process.

Michigan Farm Bureau’s AgriPac announced who will receive its 2022 "Friend of Agriculture" endorsement in the Aug. 2 primary election.

Does your family have a fire escape plan? Plan ahead so everyone knows how to get out of your home quickly and safely.

Setting financial goals is the first step to planning ahead for retirement. Follow these steps and you could make a huge impact to your savings at any age.

All Michigan drivers are required to have certain mandatory coverages under the state's No-Fault Insurance law.

Insurance audits help identify changes in risks. Business owners should review their insurance coverages annually.