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Mason County Farm Bureau member Seth Earl recently graduated from the American Farm Bureau Federation’s Partners in Advocacy Leadership class, which was designed to help agricultural leaders accelerate their engagement abilities and solidify their roles as advocates for agriculture.

ALPENA — A tractor trailer full of fresh Michigan apples will soon be distributed to those who need free fresh food in eastern Michigan, thanks to a collaboration of Farm Bureau agencies, and the generosity of businesses in our community.

State FFA Award county reports are a valuable resource for county Farm Bureaus looking to boost their membership, outreach and engagement.

Armed with these new insights, the 2024-25 ProFILE cohort now charges toward the next step of their leadership-development journey.

The policy development process continues to serve Michigan Farm Bureau well in that it helps staff and members alike address problems, embrace opportunities, and evolve the food and agriculture community.

A robust processing sector can help insulate the food system from market shocks, support the consumption of local food, and help decrease food insecurity. In recent years, agricultural processing facilities have faced several challenges that persist.

There has been increased discussion about the management of federal lands and the concept of multiple use by citizens including forestry, grazing, mineral and energy use and recreation.

The use of artificial intelligence in agriculture has potential to enhance efficiency through precision agriculture, optimize resource use, and improve production.

In recognition of National Agriculture week, March 18th – 23rd, The Arenac County Farm Bureau participated in “March is Reading Month” at Standish-Sterling Elementary Schools.