About Indiana Farm Bureau
If you care about the future of agriculture in Indiana, you’re in the right place.
At Indiana Farm Bureau, we're here for farmers. We’re here for rural Indiana. And we’re here for you.
Advocating for Indiana Agriculture and Rural Communities Since 1919
Indiana’s farms and rural communities face real challenges. From shifting regulations to rising costs and fewer people who understand life on the land, it can feel like agriculture is being left behind. Indiana Farm Bureau exists to make sure that doesn’t happen.
Since 1919, we’ve worked to protect agriculture and the rural way of life. We do that by listening to our members, advocating for policies that support farmers, and providing resources that help families and communities thrive.
With over 250,000 members and offices in all 92 counties, we’re part of the fabric of this state. We know what matters to Hoosiers—faith, family, hard work and keeping your word—and we bring those values into every conversation we have at the Statehouse and beyond.
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Our Mission
To protect and enhance the future of agriculture and our communities.
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Our Vision
To cultivate a thriving agricultural ecosystem to strengthen the viability of Indiana agriculture.
Our Guiding Principles
Integrity
We are honest, transparent and accountable.
Strategic
We listen, prioritize and unify our efforts to support the interests of the ag ecosystem.
Proactive
We anticipate challenges and lead efforts to create positive results.
Partners
We listen with respect, welcome different ag backgrounds and collaborate to find solutions.
County Farm Bureaus
As the largest grassroots advocacy organization for farmers and agriculture in Indiana, we’re here to make sure your voice is heard. With offices in all 92 counties and headquarters in Indianapolis, we’re positioned to support you where you live and work.
Your county Farm Bureau understands your community best. It connects you with resources, educational programs and opportunities to get involved—whether that’s attending a seminar, joining a committee or networking with other members who share your goals.
When we say we’re grassroots, we mean it. Policy ideas start with members like you in each county. Together, we shape Indiana Farm Bureau’s priorities and vote on issues that impact agriculture at the local, state and national levels.
