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Berrien County Farm Bureau President and PDR advocate Ed Kretchman was among a panel of speakers at Berrien County’s recent farmland preservation workshop.

Between Sept. 1 and Dec. 15, Collegiate Farm Bureau members were challenged to join the effort to fight hunger by competing against other Michigan collegiate chapters.

County Farm Bureaus looking to increase their food security efforts may wish to promote the World Food Prize Youth Institute to middle and high school students and educators.

An April 6 event in Emmet County brought together guest speakers and Up North winemakers for updates on current issues in Michigan’s wine sector.

AFBF’s Farm State of Mind Campaign has new resources available for those wanting to help raise mental-health awareness in the farm community.

“Local elections can be easy to forget, but they’re no less important than a statewide election,” Kapp said.

A bipartisan group of Michigan lawmakers are teaming up to call on the Department of Homeland Security to drop proposed filing fee increases for key guestworker programs, saying the proposals would harm America's food security, among other concerns.

Michigan Farm Bureau (MFB) recognized members in District 11 for their outstanding work to help those in need through the Harvest for All program.

The Michigan Legislature is poised to begin voting on the 2023-24 state budget this week and is recommending an overall decrease in funding for the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.

We rely on foreign employees through the federal H-2A program to sustain our food, fiber, and fuel production.