News
4/19/16 (Tue)
Daryl weighs in on Earth Day
Earth Day is this Friday, April 22, but NDFB President Daryl Lies shares why every day is Earth Day for farmers and ranchers.
Read Article4/15/16 (Fri)
Verona photographer places in national contest
Verona photographer Katherine Plessner placed second in the American Farm Bureau Federation's photo contest in the technology division.
Read Article4/14/16 (Thu)
Tomorrow is the deadline
Attention high school seniors, college students and graduate students! Tomorrow is the scholarship deadline!
Read Article4/13/16 (Wed)
More than "feeding the world"
McLean County Farm Bureau President and agriculture advocate Katie Heger wrote "Farmers do more than feed the world" for American Farm Bureau Federation's Focus on Agriculture series.
Read Article4/12/16 (Tue)
Rein in EPA
American Farm Bureau says the Environmental Protection Agency should be held accountable for its repeated violations of open government laws.
Read Article4/11/16 (Mon)
Is your farm spring ready? Check out this Case IH checklist
Is your farm spring-ready? Case IH can help you determine if you are...
Read Article4/08/16 (Fri)
Benefits of on-farm use of utility vehicles
Wondering how a utility vehicle could benefit your farm or ranch? (While saving you some cash at the same time?)
Read Article4/06/16 (Wed)
FLP Institutes to feature bonus event
There's something new coming to Food, Land and People Institutes, scheduled for this summer in Bismarck, Langdon and Fargo.
Read Article4/04/16 (Mon)
The April-May issue of Focus is online
The April-May issue of Focus has been posted.
Read Article3/29/16 (Tue)
New weekly podcast
We have a new weekly podcast from NDFB President Daryl Lies.
Read Article3/28/16 (Mon)
Scholarship deadline approaching soon
NDFB's scholarship application deadline is April 15!
Read Article3/22/16 (Tue)
Video from Buffalo pig farm testimony
NDFB President Daryl Lies testified at the Buffalo pig farm hearing last Thursday. We have his full testimony for you....
Read Article3/21/16 (Mon)
Spring picnic marketbasket price down
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Lower retail prices for several foods, including salad, orange juice, shredded cheddar, ground chuck, sirloin tip roast, vegetable oil, white bread, ground chuck, deli ham and orange juice, resulted in a slight decrease in the American Farm Bureau Federation’s Spring Picnic Marketbasket Survey.
Read Article3/16/16 (Wed)
New Cat machines, tools, added to discount program
Caterpillar has expanded the reach of its NDFB Member Benefit Program. Farm Bureau members can now save up to $2,500...
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