Headline Stories
Legislative Bill Proposes Changes Nebraska Brand Inspection System
Nebraska Farm Bureau opposes legislation introduced this week that would overhaul Nebraska’s brand inspection system. We are actively engaging with senators and key stakeholders to ensure the voices of our members are clearly heard as this proposal is debated. The Rural Radio Network breaks down what the bill would change.
Have You Registered for Council of Presidents and Legislative Conference?
We’re excited to invite you to the Council of Presidents and Legislative Conference, February 4-5 in Lincoln! Join other County Presidents to connect and collaborate on growing your county’s reach. Make the most of your trip! Join us for Council of Presidents on February 4 and stay for the Legislative Conference on February 5. Peek at the agenda and register today!
Nebraska Farm Bureau’s State Legislative and Congressional Strategies for 2026
As a fast-paced, 60-day legislative session begins, Nebraska Farm Bureau is prepared for a session with tight timelines, budget pressures and policy decisions affecting Nebraska farmers and ranchers. In this story, we discuss key issues on Nebraska Farm Bureau’s priority list, from property taxes to livestock development.
USDA Names Appointees to the Nebraska Farm Service Agency State Committee
The USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) today announced the appointment of five leaders in agriculture to serve on the Nebraska USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) state committee.
President’s Column: A Season of Gratitude and Hope
In early Dec., Judi and I were reminded of the tremendous blessing we have in friends, neighbors, and our Farm Bureau family.
How Can a New Poultry Enterprise Help Your Bottom Line?
Diversity has always been a cornerstone of the Erickson family farm. Based in Sterling, Neb. and Johnson County Farm Bureau Members, the Ericksons began with hogs, cattle, row crops and custom farming, understanding the value of integrating livestock and crops.
New Hires and One Big Farewell
Nebraska Farm Bureau announced that longtime staff member Tina Henderson plans to retire in the spring of 2026. Henderson joined Nebraska Farm Bureau in 1994 and has been a central figure in the organization for more than three decades.
New Analysis Reinforces Urgent Need for Additional Farm Support
American Farm Bureau President Zippy Duvall highlights the urgent need for legislation expanding the bridge support program for farmers, reinforced by new analysis indicating the economic crisis in farm country is likely to continue this year.