Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc.

Final Four, here she comes! Huntington University student Lilly Pryor is advancing to the final round of collegiate discussion meet at the American Farm Bureau Federation Fusion Conference in Denver this evening. Congratulations, Lilly!

Celebrating International Women’s Day with some of INFB’s best! Thank you to our Women’s Leadership Committee members, and all of the women of Indiana Farm Bureau, who invest so much in protecting the future of agriculture and our communities.

Huntington University student Lilly Pryor is representing Indiana this week at the AFBF FUSION Conference in Denver. National collegiate discussion meet kicks off today — please join us in wishing Lilly the very best!

???? LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER ???? Registration is closing soon for the Indiana Ag Threats & Security Summit. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) , the U.S. Department of Homeland Security CISA, Pierce Aerospace and our local partners at Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance and Beck's Hybrids, among others. This is a value-packed agenda covering key biosecurity and technological threats and what you can do to protect yourself and your farm or agribusiness. Don't wait - register today! Seats are limited and you won't want to miss this new event. https://lnkd.in/d5tPQaB

NEW EPISODE: Joe McGuire, CEO at Pure Green Farms and Indiana Farm Bureau member, joins us on the podcast to talk about hydroponic lettuce production. Check it out: infb.org/podcast

Are you ready to L.E.A.D. with INFB? There are just three days left to apply. Learn more and submit your application by March 7, 2025 at?infb.org/lead.

Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc. (INFB) members were in Washington, D.C. last week weighing in on policy issues critical to the success of agriculture. Randy Kron, INFB President, told Hoosier Ag Today last week in D.C. that they have seven individuals on what they call Issue Advisory Committees for the American Farm Bureau Federation. “It ranges from energy to farm policy to water and natural resources. It's issue groups that will dig into the topics a lot deeper, the issues, and understand them and help us develop good policy. But that will go back to the local level and it'll go through the resolutions process. But it just gives us an opportunity to take several days to dig into it, understand the issues, and it's our grassroots members,” Kron told Hoosier Ag Today.

The future of agriculture is bright in Indiana. More than 300 people joined us in Indianapolis over the weekend for the 2025 Innovate and Grow conference, hosted by our Young Farmers & Ag Professionals state committee. Thank you to all who made time to join us. We hope you'll mark your calendar for next year's event, Feb. 20-22, 2026!

Registration is now open for the Indiana Ag Threats and Security Summit, to be held March 25, 2025 in Carmel, IN. Hear directly from Indiana's experts in the biosecurity and data industries to better understand how to protect yourself and your farm from ever-evolving technological and biosecurity threats. We look forward to presenting this important program in partnership with Beck's Hybrids, FBI - Indianapolis and Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance. SEATS ARE LIMITED. Don't delay, register today! https://lnkd.in/gZxdZjiM

Indiana Farm Bureau’s Ag Land Use & Zoning School is back! Join us virtually on Thursday, March 6, 2025, from 9 AM to noon ET. Hear from top industry experts, including: Rep. Kendell Culp (District 16) Brianna Schroeder – Janzen Schroeder Ag Law @Alan Townsend – Bose McKinney & Evans Josh Trenary – Indiana Pork Producers Caitlin Smith – INFB Free for INFB members | $50 for nonmembers Approved for 3.0 CLE credit hours for attorneys Register by Tuesday, March 4! Don’t miss this opportunity to gain insights into ag land use, zoning laws, and more. Register now: https://lnkd.in/gBD4i9WE