Registration is now open for the Indiana Ag Threats & Security Summit – a new program that addresses threats and security issues related to agriculture – presented by Indiana Farm Bureau in partnership with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Indianapolis, Beck’s and Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance.

During a special reception for county leaders at the 2024 Indiana Farm Bureau State Convention, the organization recognized the achievements of county Farm Bureaus in 2024.

Indiana Farm Bureau Health Plans, a suite of more affordable health care offerings, announced it has nearly 5,000 active plans in place as of January 2025 – a growth of about 14% from January 2024.

Registration is now open for Indiana Farm Bureau’s anhydrous ammonia training programs, in partnership with Keystone Cooperative and sponsored by the INFB Women’s Leadership Committee.

Isabella Chism, Indiana Farm Bureau member from Howard County and former 2nd vice president of INFB, was reelected chair of the American Farm Bureau Women’s Leadership Committee at AFBF’s 2025 Convention in San Antonio, Texas.

Winners of the American Farm Bureau Federation Ag Innovation Challenge competition were announced today at AFBF’s Convention closing general session in San Antonio, Texas. Indianapolis-based company, Gripp, is the winner of this year’s competition. The Farm Bureau Ag Innovation Challenge provides opportunities for Farm Bureau members to showcase business innovations being developed for agriculture.