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Down on MI Farm Dinners achieved the goal of connecting consumers to food, but it did much more – it brought together multiple segments of the industry, who are occasionally adversaries, to promote the entire sector.

With the same energy and competitive spirit that inform her personal life, Michelle Maloney serves Michigan’s 65 county Farm Bureaus — very much to their benefit.

Three Michigan Farm Bureau (MFB) members delivered a consistently themed message to USDA officials during the ongoing Federal Milk Marketing Order hearing in Carmel Indiana. That FMMO reform for the first time since 2000 is long-overdue to offset escalating operating costs, or the dairy industry will continue to shrink and consolidate.

State Annual Meeting launches a new Meeting Season: your best opportunity to kick the tires and take Farm Bureau for a spin!

AFBF has launched a new tool for members to provide feedback or report a disagreement with the five equipment manufacturers operating under an MOU with the organization.

In between John Deere combines and a 6.4-liter Ford 350, Doug Darling circles the reporter and cameraman. He’s the one asking questions, and he wants to know you better: Where have you skied? Do you like the Detroit Tigers as much as his mom? Do you believe in the religion that is 5-minute guitar riffs?

The Michigan Farm Bureau Rural Communities Task Force had a hefty charge: provide recommendations on issues like land use decisions, agricultural representation on local boards and commissions, and food insecurity.

Whether you're a new or existing AmeriGas customer, commercial or residential, Farm Bureau members get 10 cents off per gallon on propane.

Farm Bureau members enjoy a 20% discount off durable, warm and customizable apparel from KEY.

In Michigan, roughly 1.39 million acres of agricultural land is held by foreign investors with 85 percent of this land in forests and nearly 13 percent in cropland.