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We are a grassroots, member-driven organization committed to protecting and enhancing the future of agriculture and our communities.

10/31/2026

It's time to MOOve your clocks back an hour! Daylight savings time ends on Sunday – set your clocks before you hit the hay! ⏰

10/30/2026

Indiana Farm Bureau continues to advocate for a fix for Prop 12. Ask your member of Congress to do what's best for farmers and consumers by preventing a patchwork of 50 different state laws that interfere with interstate commerce.

Why should California billionaires and Silicon Valley tech executives get to decide how pigs are raised on Indiana farms?

Indiana pork farmers know their animals best. They work every day to provide responsible animal care and safe, nutritious food for families across America.

Farm decisions should be guided by the people closest to the work — farmers, veterinarians and sound science — not outside interests thousands of miles away.

Read to learn more: https://www.realclearinvestigations.com/articles/2026/10/30/the_bacon_wars_pig_farmers_battle_tech_barons_over_animal_welfare_1214198.html

10/30/2026

Consider us spooked! 🎃🍂

10/28/2026

This fall, INFB's public policy team hosted legislators on two farm tours, one in Decatur County and one in Starke County.

In Decatur County, Rep. Lindsay Patterson and Rep. Alex Zimmerman joined Nick Wenning for corn harvest on his farm. They also saw firsthand how the Wennings use cover crops on their operation.

In Starke County, Northwest Indiana legislators toured Dan and Mary Gumz's mint farm. Rep. Kendell Culp, Rep. Randy Novak and Rep. Jim Pressel learned how the unique crop of mint is grown and harvested.

Thank you to Nick, Dan and Mary for opening your farms and sharing your perspectives. Visits like these help ensure farmers' voices continue to be heard at the Statehouse.

10/27/2026

Election Day is next Tuesday, Nov. 3. If you haven't already, now is the time to make a plan to vote and learn more about the candidates and issues on your ballot.

Indiana Farm Bureau's state and federal-level political action committees, AgELECT and ELECT, have endorsed 83 candidates running for Statehouse and congressional seats in the 2026 general election. View the full list of endorsements through the link in our bio.

10/27/2026

across the state has passed the halfway mark! According to the USDA's most recent weekly crop progress report, 61% of corn acres and 75% of soybean acres have been harvested in Indiana. 🌱🌽

10/26/2026

Agriculture is at a crossroads, and the decisions we make today will shape what's next. Join us Nov. 20 for the inaugural Crossroads of Ag Leadership Summit.

This one-day event will feature sessions on connecting your personal leadership to the future of Indiana agriculture, a multi-generational leadership panel and a session on leading through tough issues.

INFB members may be eligible for complimentary registration. See the full agenda and register through the link in our bio.

10/26/2026

Happy National Pumpkin Day! 🎃

Before pumpkins become pies, jack-o'-lanterns or even lattes, they're grown by farmers who spend months planting, caring for and harvesting the crop.

Still planning fall festivities? Find INFB member pumpkin growers near you through the link in our bio.

10/24/2026

Register for the 2026 Young Farmers & Ag Professionals Discussion Meet today!

The competition will take place at the Indiana Ag Gathering in French Lick this December. The winner will receive $4,000 and a trip to compete at the AFBF Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Learn more about the competition and register through the link in our bio.

10/23/2026

American Farm Bureau is encouraging farmers to fully understand the residual fertility tax deduction.

Under Section 180 of the Internal Revenue Code, farmers can claim deductions on fertilizer already present in soil when purchasing land, with potential write-offs of hundreds or thousands of dollars per acre. But the deduction lacks clear IRS guidance and could cost far more than budgeted if widely claimed nationwide. Farmers considering it should understand the risks, as improper claims could result in significant financial penalties.

Find more information through the link in our bio.

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225 S. East Street
Indianapolis, IN
46202

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

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