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This gorgeous little popcorn wagon has been in Kent County Farm Bureau Board Member Bill Hirsch’s family since it was horse-drawn in Chicago 80 years ago. Bill’s parents brought it to Grand Rapids in 1973, and his mother Kathleen gave away popcorn at the state Annual Meeting for 40 years. Now it's Bill’s turn to keep the tradition going.

Barbara Roth and Noah Roth of Red Barn Market in Lowell, MI explain what degree days are and why orchard managers watch them closely this time of year.

Shiawassee’s marquee member-appreciation activity just keeps growing and growing after starting strong a decade ago.

Bring Your Luck and Ante Up!
As a thank you for your Washtenaw County Farm Bureau membership, join us for a night of fellowship and fun!

This update includes recently introduced bills and those moving through the legislative process. Michigan Farm Bureau’s positions are rooted in the organization’s member-developed policy.

If passed, the bills would transfer legislative authority over water quality rulemaking to the Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy, a move contested by MFB and backed by the organization’s member-developed policy.