Indiana Farm Bureau President Randy Kron was reelected to the American Farm Bureau Federation board of directors at the 2021 AFBF Virtual Convention.

Indiana Farm Bureau welcomed Todd Davis to its staff in a newly created chief economist role.

Each year at the Indiana Farm Bureau State Convention, the organization’s president reflects on the past year with members from across the state. INFB President Randy Kron shared his thoughts in his annual address last, where he and host Gerry Dick, veteran broadcaster and host of Inside Indiana Business, had a frank conversation about the ag economy and the challenges that may await farmers in 2023.

At the Indiana Farm Bureau Annual State Convention, the delegate body reelected INFB Vice President Kendell Culp of Jasper County.

The 2023 Indiana Farm Bureau Book of the Year is I LOVE Strawberries!, written by Hoosier native, Shannon Anderson, with illustrations by Jaclyn Sinquett.

Rachel Hyde of Hamilton County is the winner of the 2022 Indiana Farm Bureau Young Farmers & Ag Professionals Discussion Meet.

During a reception at the 2019 INFB state convention, several county Farm Bureaus were recognized for the impact they have on their local communities.

Indiana Farm Bureau welcomed Steven Allen to its staff as the Indiana Farm Bureau Health Plans manager.

Indiana Farm Bureau’s annual Thanksgiving market basket survey shows that Hoosier shoppers can expect to spend approximately 14% more at the grocery store than in 2021.

INFB has announced the organization's priorities for the 2023 session of the Indiana General Assembly.

Indiana residents in both rural and urban areas have until the end of the calendar year to take the Indiana Speed Test and get their dot on the map that informs future broadband funding across the state.

Indiana Farm Bureau Health Plans today announced it will not raise rates for Traditional Health Plans, which provide health coverage options for individuals and families, for the 2023 calendar year.

With just over a year of life left in the current farm bill, Indiana Farm Bureau is heavily involved in discussions with representatives on Capitol Hill about what Hoosiers want to see in the upcoming legislation.

Indiana Farm Bureau announced that Indiana Farm Bureau Health Plans, a suite of more affordable health care offerings, has nearly 3,000 enrolled plans at the end of August 2022, which equates to over 6,500 Hoosier lives covered.

Keeping rural communities thriving, even as more people migrate to suburban and urban centers, has always been a priority for Indiana Farm Bureau.

Indiana Farm Bureau’s political action committees have endorsed 86 candidates for the 2022 general election.

Indiana Farm Bureau member delegates gathered at the Hendricks County Fairgrounds on Saturday, Aug. 27 to determine the policy positions of the organization for 2023.

Carter and Abby Morgan of Vermillion County and Johan and Déjanne de Groot of Huntington County are the winners of two of Indiana Farm Bureau’s top awards for Young Farmers & Ag Professionals - the Excellence in Agriculture Award and the Achievement Award.

Leigh Anne Eck, a sixth-grade teacher from George Rogers Clark Middle School in Vincennes, Indiana, received the 2022-2023 Indiana Rural Teacher of the Year Award, presented by Indiana Small and Rural Schools Association and Indiana Farm Bureau.

Finalists have been selected for Indiana Farm Bureau’s 2022 Young Farmers & Ag Professionals awards – the Excellence in Agriculture Award and the Achievement Award.