NDFB Week 2025

NDFB Week: Celebrating North Dakota Animal Agriculture, March 9-15, 2025!

Another successful NDFB Week was held, with county Farm Bureaus across North Dakota hosting a variety of events to celebrate and share the story of agriculture. These events provided an opportunity to connect with the farmers and ranchers who work tirelessly to feed and support our communities.

Barnes County Farm Bureau sponsored a Free Meat Monday event at J&L Bar and Grill in Sanborn. The county gave away free burger baskets from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. This little guy was excited!

Bowman County Farm Bureau sponsored coffee and dessert at the sale barn during NDFB Week.

Burleigh County Farm Bureau sponsored free coffee at Boneshaker Coffee Company FOMO 10/40 Creamery in Bismarck. 

Foster County Farm Bureau drew winners for two meat bundles. 

Logan County Farm Bureau sponsored Ag Trivia Night and a $5 discount on any meal between 7-9 p.m. on March 15.

Stark-Billings County Farm Bureau sponsored a Free Meat Monday event at the Taylor school. The students received "Meat me for lunch" stickers and members of the board helped serve lunch and sat with the kids during the meal.

Ward County Farm Bureau sponsored trivia on social media. DSU Collegiate Farm Bureau held a drawing for a prize package and NDSU Collegiate Farm Bureau sponsored a cookie giveaway in the student union.

NDFB also sponsored a Day at the Capitol on March 13, followed by a legislative social in the evening at Stonehome Brewing Company. 

From left: Jason Topp, Lucas Lang and Sen. Larry Luick
From left: Jason Topp and Lucas Lang visit with Senator Larry Luick at the legislative reception.


Drawing Contest for 4th and 5th Graders

Barnyard Bunch: The Awesome World of Animal Agriculture

North Dakota’s farm animals play a vital role in our everyday lives, from providing food and resources to supporting local communities. This contest invited 4th and 5th graders to showcase the amazing animals that make up our “Barnyard Bunch” and to celebrate their contributions to agriculture.

The winners were as follows:

4th Grade:

  • Ivie Connick of Portland, N.D. for artistic composition
  • Brooklyn M. of Bismarck, N.D. for creativity

5th Grade:

  • Allison Quinn of Mott, N.D. for artistic composition
  • Kora Froemke of Valley City, N.D. for creativity

From left: Jason Topp, Lucas Lang and Sen. Larry Luick

 

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