Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
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"The trusted voice leading Wisconsin agriculture forward." The organization is made up of voting members and associate members.
The Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation is the state’s largest general farm organization representing farms of different sizes, commodities and management styles. Members belong to one of 61 county Farm Bureaus, run by a board of directors made up of people working in production agriculture. Farm Bureau prides itself on being a grassroots organization. Each year, county voting members set the policy that guides WFBF on local, state and national affairs.
A voting message from WFBF President Brad Olson.
Read more: https://wfbf.com/blogs/wisconsin-gubernatorial-candidate-tom-tiffany-answers-farmers-questions/
10/06/2026
Weather can change a plan in an instant.
Join the Wisconsin State Climatology Office team for an interactive workshop focused on turning weather and climate information into practical tools for farm management decisions.
Explore historical trends, current conditions and future outlooks through a guided, hands-on exercise designed to help you make informed decisions in the field.
Join the workshop on Sunday, December 6th at 8:30–9:20 a.m. during the WFBF Annual Meeting and YFA Conference in Wisconsin Dells!
10/05/2026
Wisconsin Farm Bureau recently sat down for a Q&A session with Wisconsin Gubernatorial Candidate Tom Tiffany. From land use and beginning farmers to beef prices and healthcare, we asked about how he will approach key issues impacting agriculture if elected governor on November 3.
Read Tom Tiffany's answers in the comments below. 👇
10/04/2026
As Ben Huber reminds us, financial and mental health conversations may not come up often in agriculture, but they are important to have.
You do not have to navigate those challenges alone. There are many resources and outlets across Wisconsin ready to help.
Starting the conversation can be the first step.
10/03/2026
What could your farm offer beyond the field?
Join Sheila Everhart, Clara Hedrich and Jean Bahn for an interactive conversation about agricultural tourism and farm diversification.
Explore revenue opportunities, market trends, liability and zoning considerations, and practical ways to turn what you already have on your farm into meaningful experiences for visitors.
Join the workshop on Saturday, December 5th at 3:15–4:15 p.m. during the WFBF Annual Meeting and YFA Conference at the Kalahari Resort in Wisconsin Dells.
Early voting begins October 20, and for college students, you have options. UW-River Falls Collegiate Farm Bureau member Jazmin Mikkelson explains how you can vote in the upcoming general election.
10/02/2026
Registration is now open for Wisconsin Farm Bureau's Campaign School!
Wisconsin Farm Bureau is hosting a series of local government campaign schools that will focus on running for local offices like county and town board. The Local Campaign School will walk you through what it takes to run for local office, from deciding whether public service is right for you to building and running an effective campaign.
The cost to attend is $15 for Wisconsin Farm Bureau members and $85 for non-members. Registration is now open and will close on November 6 for all three events. Advanced registration is required and is available in the comments.
As the agricultural community faces a shrinking number of farmers, the importance of each vote in elections has never been greater. Joanna Guza speaks with Jason Mugnaini, Executive Director of Government Relations at the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation, about the ongoing I Farm, I Vote campaign, which aims to engage farmers and rural citizens in the electoral process.
Listen to the full episode: https://omny.fm/shows/wtaq-ag-news-on-demand/understanding-the-critical-role-of-voting-for-farmers-and-rural-communities
10/01/2026
Calling all college students!
Wisconsin Farm Bureau is seeking qualified individuals to fill four internship opportunities for the spring and summer of 2027. Applications are now open through November 16 for the following positions:
✨ Wisconsin Ag in the Classroom Intern
✨ WFBF Communications Intern
✨ WFBF Leadership and Programs Intern
✨ Gather Wisconsin Intern
Learn more about these internships and how to apply by visiting wfbf.com/about/careers!
09/30/2026
Every single election matters so much more than we give credit for. UW-River Falls Collegiate Farm Bureau President Brooke Beardsley shares how the future of agriculture depends on every vote this November.
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