We are a grassroots, member-driven organization committed to protecting and enhancing the future of agriculture and our communities.
08/04/2025
Register today for INFB’s 2025 Drainage School. 💦
Drainage school attendees will gain a greater understanding of dispute resolution and the laws and regulations that control the drainage of land in Indiana. Whether you prefer to join in person or virtually, this seminar is open to farmers, public officials, agency staff, attorneys and anyone interested in learning more about these important issues.
Learn more and register at INFB.org/Events
08/04/2025
This week is ! Celebrate by reading INFB's 2025 Book of the Year, “Right This Very Minute: A Table-to-Farm Book About Food and Farming.” 🍯🥛🍎🌽
Visit INFB.org/BOTY for more information.
08/01/2025
INFB members in Huntington County and surrounding areas welcomed Congressman Stutzman to a shop talk this morning to discuss trade, taxes, ag labor and other issues.
Inviting elected officials to our member farms during the Congress August recess is a great way to connect with those who represent us in Washington, D.C. on issues that impact agriculture.
08/01/2025
Ready, set, CLICK! INFB’s 2025 Photo Contest is now open for submissions. Submit your agriculture-related photos from your farm by Sept. 30. 📸🤳
For full contest rules, judging rubric and to submit photos, visit INFB.org/PhotoContest
07/31/2025
We can't wait to see you at the Great Indiana State Fair! Check out the top story at INFB.org/NewsReleases to learn about our plans for this year's fair. 🐑🎡🌽🥛
07/30/2025
INFB is proud to support the future of agriculture by sponsoring the 4-H livestock exhibitor experience at the Indiana State Fair. We are committed to empowering the young people who will shape, strengthen and drive our industry forward. The lessons learned last long after the ribbons fade.
07/30/2025
Each year, the Indiana State Fairgrounds and Corteva Agriscience honor farm families at the fair through the Featured Farmer program. The program connects consumers and fairgoers with fellow Hoosiers who grow the food they eat.
Click below to find more on the 2025 Featured Farmers – we see some familiar faces!
07/29/2025
The countdown is on - see you at the Indiana State Fair! 🏆🐽🐑🐮
We are preparing the awards we'll give out as part of INFB's support of the 4-H livestock exhibitors at the state fair. In addition, 4-H livestock exhibitors will receive a pair of socks and an invitation to INFB’s Fun Zone on opening day.
07/29/2025
Campaign school is underway at INFB headquarters! 🏛📕✏️
Attendees from across the state are taking part in sessions to learn the tools to run an effective campaign with the goal of positively impacting their communities as elected officials.
07/28/2025
Estate planning is difficult, but there’s no better time to start.
The Indiana Agricultural Law Foundation recently hosted the 2025 Estate & Succession Planning for the Family Farm workshop. Missed it? You can now watch the full recording at INFB.org/Recordings
07/28/2025
Kick off this fall with football, friends, food and Farm Bureau! 🏉🏉
Connect with Farm Bureau members and enjoy some football fun at the Purdue Ag Alumni Tailgate, sponsored by Indiana Farm Bureau. Learn more and register at INFB.org/Events
07/25/2025
Thank you to the members of the INFB Board of Directors, Women’s Leadership Committee and Young Farmers & Ag Professionals State Committee for investing your time in making our organization stronger.
These three groups spend time together every year, and today’s sessions focused on communicating with clarity and leading with shared values to build connections and have more effective conversations.
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REPRESENTING YOUR VOICE: Indiana Farm Bureau advocates on behalf of farmers at the local, state and national government levels to ensure that agriculture and rural issues receive priority attention. https://www.infarmbureau.org/public-policy
WOMEN’S VOICES: The Women’s Leadership Committee (WLC) is dedicated to promoting a positive image of agriculture through educational programs and events. https://www.infarmbureau.org/WLC
GIVING VOICE TO FUTURE LEADERS: The Young Farmers and Ag Professionals program provides educational and networking opportunities to Indiana’s next generation of agricultural leaders.
https://www.infarmbureau.org/YFAP
YOUNG VOICES: Volunteers increase agricultural literacy across the state through Agriculture in the Classroom, a USDA coordinated program for Pre-K – grade 12, and locally developed education and outreach activities and events. https://www.infarmbureau.org/INFBAgEd
THERE'S VALUE IN YOUR VOICE: Your Indiana Farm Bureau membership gives you access to more than 289,000 offers such as discounts on hotels, rental cars, vacations, flowers, restaurants, movies, electronics, equipment, vehicles and more. Using just one of these offers can save you more than the cost of your annual membership. https://www.infarmbureau.org/membership
ABOUT INDIANA FARM BUREAU: Since 1919, Indiana Farm Bureau (INFB) has protected the livelihood, land, equipment, animals and crops of Hoosier farmers. INFB is Indiana’s largest general farm organization and a farmer’s strongest advocate. INFB works diligently to ensure a farmer’s very right to farm, because agriculture is so vital to the state’s economy.
MISSION: Indiana Farm Bureau promotes agriculture through public education, member engagement, and by advocating for agricultural and rural needs.
VISION: Indiana Farm Bureau will be a proactive organization providing opportunities for members to influence positive outcomes in agriculture and their communities.
GUIDING PRINCIPLES
• Our success is based upon strong county Farm Bureaus with engaged members.
• Our staff listens, supports and partners with our members and counties to create a positive member experience.
• Our farm families depend upon continued development and implementation of policies relevant to their needs.
• Our selection of programs and engagement opportunities will be designed to appeal to all generations of members.
• Our actions promote a positive image of Indiana Farm Bureau and the food and agricultural sector.
• Our members’ financial interests focus our collective efforts as Indiana Farm Bureau – One Team, Member First.
ORGANIZATION OVERVIEW: Indiana Farm Bureau (INFB), Indiana’s largest general farm organization, was founded in 1919. Then known as the Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations, the organization was formed by farmers who were determined to work together to solve the problems of low commodity prices and a diminished farm labor force. Today, INFB's purpose is “to be an effective advocate for farmers, and through its policies and programs, promote agriculture and improve the economic and social welfare of member families.”
The basic unit of INFB is the county Farm Bureau organization, which exists in each of the state’s 92 counties. Each county Farm Bureau has an elected board of directors and officers to conduct the organization’s business.
At the state level, INFB is divided into ten geographic regions, or districts, each containing from eight to twelve county Farm Bureaus. Members from each district elect a district director, who serves on the IFB board of directors. The state board of directors is composed of the 10 elected district directors and three elected officers: a president, vice president and second vice president. The current IFB officers are: President Randy Kron, Vice President Kendell Culp, Vice President, and Second Vice President Isabella Chism.
The hallmark characteristic of the entire Farm Bureau organization, from the county Farm Bureau to the American Farm Bureau Federation, is its member-driven, grassroots governing structure. INFB membership is open to anyone having a direct or indirect interest in agriculture and who pays the annual dues (now set at $32.50).
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