American Farm Bureau

The American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) has been a leading advocate for farmers, ranchers, and rural communities in the United States since its establishment in 1919. Positioned as the country's largest general farm organization, AFBF represents over 2,800 counties, fostering a grassroots approach that empowers members to shape agricultural policies directly affecting their livelihoods. The federation focuses on essential issues such as the Farm Bill, sustainability, regulatory reform, and rural broadband, ensuring a unified voice in legislative matters.

AFBF not only advocates for policy reform but also provides various programs designed to support leadership development, including initiatives like Young Farmers & Ranchers and Women's Leadership. With a commitment to building strong agricultural communities and enhancing the profession’s image, AFBF engages consumers and promotes the benefits of agriculture. By cultivating future leaders and supporting current farmers, the American Farm Bureau Federation strives to ensure a sustainable future for food, fiber, and renewable fuels across the nation and beyond.