To some farmers, it may mean free marketing advice. To some consumers, it can signify safe food. To you… well, we invite you to discover for yourself how Illinois Farm Bureau’s grassroots-support of agriculture fits into your unique lifestyle.
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Snowed in combine?Created about 3 weeks ago
IFB Annual Meeting Day 1Created about a month ago
Illinois Farm Bureau Did you read the AP article about animal antibiotics? Did you also know that your antibacterial soap can develop antibiotic-resistant bacteria? In fact, experts estimates that 96% of antibiotic resistance in humans is due to human use of antibiotics and is not from farmers using antibiotics to keep animals healthy. (source: Pork Checkoff)
Illinois Farm Bureau It’s been a tough year for General Motors. As a result, GM will not renew its partnership with IFB. If you want to take advantage of the $500 offer, you will need to purchase your new vehicle by Monday, January 4. Please call your county Farm Bureau for details.
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America's farmers produce many products for not only the U.S., but also the world. Take a look at the impact America's farmers have on the world. Learn more at www.AmericasFarmers.com.
Illinois Farm Bureau Were you a shutter bug during IFB’s photo contest? We’ve announced the winners and posted the hundreds of FANTASTIC photos! Thanks to everyone who participated.
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Illinois Farm Bureau Do you Farmville on Facebook? More than 70 million people do! On Wednesday, Bill Mooney, Farmville VP, will be on RFD Radio with host Julie Root & Young Leader Manager Jennifer Smith! Julie & Jennifer want to get your questions answered. What should they ask Mr. Mooney about Farmville? Come one, your question just may get asked on air!
Illinois Farm Bureau These photos are from Steve Pitstick of Kane County, who was forced to stop picking corn due to snow.
Illinois Farm Bureau
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elected two new board directors: David Meiss of Gridley in McLean
County and Chad Schutz of White Hall in Greene County. Both gentlemen
started their new duties today - representing member needs and
advancing Illinois agriculture. Congratulations Chad and David.
Illinois Farm Bureau Farmers know roots… grassroots! Today, at the Illinois Farm Bureau Annual Meeting, farmers from across the state are turning the ideas and needs of individuals into the collective power of men and women united in a passion for agriculture. How? Through the policy process. Read more about it.
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Josh Curry, of Henry County, accomplished a personal goal when he and his wife, Jody, were awarded the Young Leader Achievement Award at the Illinois Farm Bureau annual meeting in Chicago.The award recognizes ...
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Michael Carey, who grew up on a 4,000 acre corn and soybean farm in Northern Illinois, always wanted to stay close to the ag industry after he graduated college.So now that he works as the assistant vice ...
Illinois Farm Bureau Congratulations to our 4 finalist for Young Leader Discussion @ IFB Annual Meeting: Shawn Clapp of McLean County, Kurt Range of St. Clair County, Mathew Starr of Hancock County, and Grant Storm of Knox County.
