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How to Pick the Perfect Christmas Tree

Picking, cutting and decorating your Christmas tree marks the start of the holiday season.

Staff Spotlight: Kaleb Deese

Kaleb Deese assumed the duties of Chief Financial Officer (CFO) for the Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation earlier this year.

Child showing a lamb at a 4-H show during the County Fair.

MFBF’s Farm Bureau Classic Livestock Show Dates Announced

Don’t miss the Mississippi Farm Bureau Classic Livestock Show happening Nov. 17-19, 2023, at the Mississippi Fairgrounds in Jackson.

Staff Spotlight: Alex Lowery

Alex Lowery serves as the Communications Specialist for the Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation.

  • Farm
  • August 8, 2022

Centennial Celebration Q&A with Congressman Glenn “G.T.” Thompson

We asked Congressman Glenn “G.T.” Thompson, Pennsylvania 15th Congressional District, what 100 years of Farm Bureau means to him.

Save the Date for Centennial Celebrations

The Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation will celebrate 100 years with centennial celebrations throughout 2022. Mark your calendar to attend each of the following celebrations:

Communities and Farm Bureau Can Prevent Grain Bin Accidents

Two of the most common causes of these accidents are entrapment in flowing grain or the collapse of a grain bridge. It is imperative for anyone handling grain to be aware of these dangers and be prepared to respond when an incident like this happens.

Discover the 2022 Book of the Year

This year, the Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation State Women’s Leadership Committee selected “Tops & Bottoms,” adapted and illustrated by Janet Stevens, as its 2022 Book of the Year.

The Dixie National Livestock Show is Important to Youth

The Dixie National Junior Livestock Show is truly a special event for Mississippi’s young people and their families.

Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation is Celebrating 100 Years

A group of Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation members gathered at the Heidelberg Hotel in Jackson for an annual convention in the 1940s.