Search Results

Judge Patrick William "Bill" O'Grady, first elected to serve as a 15th Circuit Court Judge in 2008, has presided over nearly 14,000 cases since then in Branch County. In those 15 years, he has a earned a reputation as a “Rule-of-Law” judge. O’Grady said he intends to bring that same philosophy to the highest court as a Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court, earning him a “Friend of Agriculture” endorsement from Michigan Farm Bureau’s AgriPac committee for the November general election.

The smell is unmistakable... Fall is here! Make sure you're ready for an Autumn full of fun, memories, and great times in Michigan with our annual Fall Checklist.

The Farm Bureau Insurance of Michigan Agent Charitable Fund (ACF) and the Michigan Farm Bureau Family of Companies (MFBFoC) are excited to work alongside the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) and Jay’s Sporting Goods to support an MDNR Sportsmen Against Hunger deer donation event this fall.

With harvest season in full swing across Michigan, drivers will be seeing a noticeable increase in farm equipment on the roads. While farmers are busy harvesting and moving crops, drivers are urged to be extra cautious, patient and aware as they share the road with large, slow-moving machinery.

Collegiate Farm Bureau is perfect for staying connected to — while continuing to grow within — the agricultural community.

Spend less on and enjoy more out of your fall getaway by flexing your Farm Bureau membership.

The state-level policy development committee is responsible for reviewing hundreds of policy recommendations from county Farm Bureaus and our member-led advisory committees.

Raised on a farm in Raisinville Township in Monroe County, Biniecki purchased his own acres at age 16. Two years later, he and his brother started a trucking company that hauled grain, maintaining the company until he retired in 2019.

Michigan Farm Bureau is dedicated to making voting straightforward, whether you’re registering for the first time, voting early, or casting an absentee ballot.

An AgriPac-endorsed candidate, Karl Bohnak aims to bring “common sense” back to Lansing by advocating for Upper Peninsula residents and businesses. It’s an area that “often seems to be ignored by the bureaucrats,” added Bohnak, noting recent energy legislation that “take(s) away local authority over land use.”