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Some tips to help keep your friends, neighbors, and yourself safe this winter while clearing snow and ice.

Nearly 90% of Michigan Farm Bureau’s AgriPac-endorsed candidates won their races in the Nov. 5 general election, with House Republicans reclaiming the majority with a 58-52 split entering the 2024-25 session.

Michigan Farm Bureau is launching one final push to Michigan’s Congressional delegation urging passage of a modernized, five-year farm bill.

The Member-to-Member Market at next year’s Growing Together Conference is a perfect way to expand your business network and showcase what your farm has to offer.

The 2025 FUSION Conference, March 7-10 in Denver, offers unique opportunities for both personal and professional growth.

Farm-themed and member-made, arts and crafts take center stage at the Michigan Foundation for Agriculture’s Agricultural Art Gallery event at MFB’s 2024 State Annual Meeting.

During National Agriculture Week, March 17-23, Michigan Farm Bureau announced Ida Elementary School teacher Annalyse Auxter as its 2024 Educator of the Year.

Delegates representing all of Michigan’s 65 county Farm Bureaus will convene in Grand Rapids Dec. 3-4 to put the finishing touches on next year’s policy book — and a whole lot more.

With impassioned and meticulous involvement across the spectrum of Farm Bureau programming, Emmet County’s Ben Blaho is MFB’s 2024 Presidential Volunteer of the Year.

Involved members from across Farm Bureau’s program spectrum are encouraged to attend MFB’s 2025 Growing Together Conference next winter in Muskegon.