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Free mental health crisis training available
Illinois Farm Bureau remains committed to helping farmers, farm families and rural communities in need.
Published November 19, 2020 Source: | Tags: mental health -
IFB launches new policy podcast
Check out the first episode with IFB Vice President Brian Duncan.
Published November 12, 2020 Source: | Tags: Policy, Brian Duncan, Illinois Farm Bureau Vice President -
5 ways election could impact Illinois farmers
IFB already making plans to connect with newly elected leadership.
Published November 6, 2020 Source: | Tags: Kevin Semlow, Adam Nielsen, Mark Gebhards, 2020 elections -
IFB delegates to consider marketing, pandemic, solar policy
“Our membership needs to know the Resolutions Committee did a deep dive and really vetted county submittals,” said State and Local Government Subcommittee Chairman Leon McClerren of Franklin County.
Published November 5, 2020 Source: | Tags: IFB Resolutions Comittee -
Guebert: Voters decided flat tax ‘fair way’ to tax income
IFB president says work far from complete to address the state's financial situation.
Published November 4, 2020 Source: | Tags: Progressive Tax Amendment, Illinois Farm Bureau President Richard Guebert Jr. -
IFB associate director appointed to EPA committee
Austin Omer, Illinois Farm Bureau associate director of natural resource policy, has been appointed to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Agricultural Science Committee.
Published November 2, 2020 Source: | Tags: EPA -
IFB Young Leader conference canceled
The event will not be moved to a virtual format.
Published October 29, 2020 Source: | Tags: IFB Young Leaders -
IFB partnership receives local food innovation award
Award recognizes outstanding efforts by state and local MarketMaker programs around the U.S.
Published October 27, 2020 Source: -
IFB president: Take advantage of privilege to vote
Progressive Tax among ballot issues that will impact farmers.
Published October 21, 2020 Source: | Tags: 2020 elections, GOTV, Progressive Tax Amendment -
IFB submits comments on anhydrous training
IFB plans to continue discussions with IDOA, the Illinois Fertilizer and Chemical Association and other agriculture groups on the next steps needed to implement online training.
Published October 15, 2020 Source: