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4/06/18 (Fri)
What happens on the farm when spring is late?
NDFB Northeast Field Representative Seth Estenson shares his story from a calving perspective.
Read Article4/05/18 (Thu)
Use your NDFB Case-IH discount
There's a Farmall® tractor and a Farm Bureau membership discount to meet all of your farm or ranch demands.
Read Article4/03/18 (Tue)
Dialogue with Daryl: What's On Your Table
Wading through the misconceptions and myths about your food can be a pain.
Read Article3/30/18 (Fri)
Meeting the best people in the state
New on the My NDFB Life blog, staffer Haley Robison shares her first membership drive experience...
Read Article3/29/18 (Thu)
Waiting on spring!
It will get here, sooner or later. Be prepared with John Deere!
Read Article3/29/18 (Thu)
NDFB offices closed
NDFB offices are closed Friday, March 30. Happy Easter to all.
Read Article3/28/18 (Wed)
Budget bill has bright spots for ag
NDFB President Daryl Lies talks about positives for ag in the omnibus budget bill.
Read Article3/23/18 (Fri)
Compassion, life and death on the farm
A new My NDFB Life blog post by Public Policy Director Pete Hanebutt.
Read Article3/22/18 (Thu)
His wish to grow up on a farm came true
Our featured essay from Colton, an NDFB 2017 scholarship winner, says when he was ten years old, his wish came true.
Read Article3/21/18 (Wed)
Leadership and giving back
Today, we share an essay from a 2017 NDFB scholarship winner who credits ag and FFA for making him the person he is.
Read Article3/20/18 (Tue)
Without agriculture...
Happy Ag Day! We continue featuring 2017 NDFB scholarship winners sharing why they believe agriculture is important to us all.
Read Article3/19/18 (Mon)
Why is agriculture important?
In honor of Ag Week, we're sharing short essays from last year's NDFB scholarship winners explaining why they think agriculture is important.
Read Article3/16/18 (Fri)
Kids draw tractors of the future.
New on the My NDFB Life blog. Tractors of the future!
Read Article3/14/18 (Wed)
What did NDFB say to Sec. Perdue?
NDFB and the NDSU Collegiate Farm Bureau had an audience with U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue.
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