Farm Bureau’s Young Farmers and Ranchers are active members between the ages of 18 and 35. Each year, active members in that age group have the opportunity to compete in the Achievement in Agriculture Award Program and participate in the state Discussion Meet.
The Women’s Committee was organized for the purpose of implementing Farm Bureau policy goals and objectives. The program uses the unique talents of women to enable Farm Bureau to be more effective in its organizational, legislative, educational and promotional efforts. Any woman from a Farm Bureau family is eligible to participate in local, state and national activities. Find out more.
Field to the Hill is an annual event organized by Florida Farm Bureau that allows members to visit their elected officials in Washington.
Food Check-Out Week is a celebration of the abundant, nutritious and safe food Florida farmers and ranchers produce for all of us. It is celebrated each year in February.
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Putnam-St Johns County Farm Bureau members participate in many Florida Ag in the Classroom activities. On that day, Farm Bureau volunteers went to several schools and read to several 4th grade classes. This year’s book was “Florida’s Farm History!” This book was a celebration of Florida’s 500 years of agricultural history.
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Florida Farm Bureau and Putnam-St. Johns Farm Bureau are active in the legislative process representing farmers, ranchers and land owners on a variety of issues. Let your voice be heard.