INFB's mission is to protect and enhance the future of agriculture and our communities. Vision Statement: To cultivate a thriving agricultural ecosystem to strengthen the viability of Indiana agriculture.
External link for Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc.
225 S East St.
Indianapolis, IN 46202, US
This month, we are celebrating Lynn, Micah, Tracie, Trevor, Sara, Maria, Mark, Haley and Jesse for their dedication to Indiana Farm Bureau and its members. Their hard work continues to strengthen our mission and drive our organization forward. Thank you for all that you do! #INFBProud
"Indiana Farm Bureau appreciates the continued efforts of President Trump and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin to reform diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) regulations, including removing DEF sensor requirements for diesel equipment. This announcement, made during the Great American Agriculture Celebration at the White House, is expected to reduce equipment downtime, lower repair costs, and improve overall efficiency for farmers. INFB also supports Representative Victoria Spartz (IN-05) on her recently introduced H.R.7849, the Farm Equipment Safety Act. The legislation would exempt off-road farm equipment from burdensome emissions regulations, helping address cost and maintenance challenges associated with current system. As farmers prepare for the spring planting season amid continued tight margins, policies that support reliable and cost-effective equipment operation remain important. Together, these actions reflect a broader effort to address regulatory challenges impacting Hoosier farmers. Indiana Farm Bureau is happy to support these practical regulatory and legislative solutions that will help ensure our farmers can continue to efficiently produce the food, fuel, and fiber that support communities across Indiana and beyond." - INFB President Randy Kron
Indiana Farm Bureau AgELECT and ELECT, the organization’s state- and federal-level, nonpartisan political action committees (PACs), have endorsed 33 candidates running for Statehouse and congressional seats in the 2026 primary election. ✅ Find the full list on our website: https://lnkd.in/g7mjq9se
Indiana Farm Bureau is hiring! We’re looking for an experienced Administrative Coordinator to support our Public Policy Team. If you have 5+ years of administrative experience, strong organizational and communication skills, and a passion for supporting executive leadership, we invite you to apply. This full-time position is based at our Indianapolis headquarters and offers the opportunity to play a key role in advancing our mission and policy work. Ready to make a difference and love working in a collaborative environment? Learn more and apply: https://lnkd.in/gCSzr3NG #NowHiring #JoinOurTeam
INFB has been on the road meeting with Indiana’s congressional delegation the past couple of weeks to push the importance of the federal passage of year-round E15. Pictured here are meetings with U.S. Reps. Jefferson Shreve and Rudy Yakym. We signed onto a letter with Indiana Corn Growers Association, Indiana Ethanol Producers Association and Indiana Agribusiness Council, urging support for a permanent solution. 🔗 to the full letter: https://bit.ly/4rTJMbW
Applications for the Young Farmers & Ag Professionals Excellence in Ag, Achievement and Rising Star awards are now open at infb.org/YFAPAwards. Visit the page to learn more about the awards and the prizes the winners will receive!
This month, we are celebrating Desiree, Wayne, Haley, Max, Julie and Colleen for their dedication to Indiana Farm Bureau and our members. Their hard work continues to strengthen our mission and drive our organization forward. Thank you for all that you do! #INFBProud
Registration is now open for INFB’s virtual Ag Land Use & Zoning School. Hear from industry experts sharing insights into ag land use, zoning laws and more. Check your email inbox for your personalized registration link and secure your spot today. Find more information at INFB.org/Events