Farm Bureau Programs
As Georgia’s largest and strongest voluntary agricultural organization, Farm Bureau Programs are an integral part of who we are. Our strong grassroots network of 158 county Farm Bureau organizations are composed of volunteers working to be the “Voice of Agriculture” and strengthen our rural communities.
From the beginning, Farm Bureau has been a family organization, with programs and activities designed to involve every member of the family. Many of these programs are specifically aimed at surfacing future leaders for the organization.
You are encouraged to contact your local county Farm Bureau to find out how you can become a Farm Bureau volunteer. Farm Bureau encourages its members to get involved in their organization, by working to promote agriculture, build leadership skills, and recognize excellence.
Whether you are interested in “Ag in the Classroom”, “Farm Safety Programs”, “Farm Bureau Women” or “Farm Bureau Young Farmers”, talk to your local county president or your county Farm Bureau office staff on ways to participate.
Hopefully you will have an interest in promoting agriculture and educating the public about agriculture. We invite you to become a member and actively participant in Farm Bureau.
To locate your county Farm Bureau, click here.