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NEFB Hosts Senate Majority Leader John Thune, Sen. Pete Ricketts, and Congressman Mike Flood in Washington County
The farm of Washington County Farm Bureau members Greg and Patti Hoegermeyer was the site of roundtable focused on growing Nebraska's cattle herd as well as other agricultural issues.
Farmers and Ranchers Needed for Ag Pen Pal Program
Classrooms across Nebraska are ready to connect with farmers and ranchers through Nebraska Farm Bureau Foundation's Ag Pen Pal Program! We're looking for more producers to share their experiences and help students learn about agriculture through letter exchanges. Register by Nov. 1to get involved.
President Trump Announces $8 Billion Harvest Fuel Relief Program
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will make $8 billion available to American farmers through a new Harvest Fuel Relief (HFR) Program aimed at helping producers manage higher input costs and temporary market disruptions during the 2026 crop year.
Collegiate Farm Bureau Members Connect Through Pumpkins, Policy, and Producers
Collegiate Farm Bureau members from three campuses came together to spend an evening at Vala's Pumpkin Patch at NEFB's Pumpkins, Policy,and Producers event. Thirty students from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln,Midland University, and Concordia University connected with Tim Vala, owner of Vala's Pumpkin Patch and Jordan Dux, NEFB senior director of federal affairs,to hear how raising their voice makes a difference. Students were able to ask questions about agri tourism, growing pumpkins, and grassroots engagement, all while enjoying all Vala's has to offer!
We Want to Hear From You: Help Bring Satellite Internet to Farm Bureau Members
Nebraska Farm Bureau is working with the American Farm Bureau Federation to explore high-speed satellite internet options that could improve connectivity and provide potential savings for members. Take this short, 3-minute survey to share your home, farm, or ranch internet needs and help us better represent Nebraska members as we explore future benefits.
Registration Open for 2026Nebraska Farm Bureau Policy Forum
Nebraska Farm Bureau members are invited to participate in the 2026 Policy Forum on Thursday, Nov. 19, at the Kearney Holiday Inn. The forum provides an opportunity to review and discuss proposed policy resolutions covering education, natural resources, agriculture, and tax and business issues. Members are encouraged to register and take part in shaping the organization's policy priorities for the year ahead.
See Where Leadership Academy Can Take You
Build your network. Dive into critical agricultural issues.Strengthen your leadership and advocacy skills. And experience agriculture policy firsthand in Washington, D.C. Nebraska Farm Bureau’s Leadership Academy gives members opportunities to grow as leaders in their counties, communities,and across the state. While also covering many program expenses, including costs associated with the Washington, D.C. experience. Applications are open through Nov. 1.
Countdown to 2026 Annual Meeting & Convention
Mark your calendar now! Members from across the state will gather Dec. 6-8, 2026, for three powerful days of discussion, decision-making, leadership development, and celebration of Nebraska agriculture. This is where our grassroots strength shines. Online Registration will close on Nov. 30 at 11:59 pm.