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You will not find a better collection of experts anywhere than at our Summer Commodity meetings Thursday, July 31st! Scan the QR code and get registered!

An important message, as we head into.the weekend, from Wyatt Weaver, son of Young.Farmers and Ranchers Committee members Riley and Catherine Weaver. #supportyourlocalfarmers

Here's an update on the MSU Extension Service from director, Dr. Angus Catchot.

It's cookout season! The cost of a summer cookout in 2025 is nearly unchanged from last year with the South having one of the cheaper food prices. Thank you farmers!.Tell us, what's your go to cookout item of the summer?

RT @SenateAgGOP: Producers in every sector & in every region will be supported by investments Chairman @JohnBoozman and Senate Republicans….

The FARM Fund PAC is opening doors for Mississippi Agriculture in Washington D.C. Here's what the most recent group of Mississippi Farm Bureau Federations members had to say about their trip to Capitol Hill.

MFBF and the MS Forestry Association filed this letter today to the MS Congressional Delegation on behalf of the state's timber producers. We’re committed to standing up for the industries that sustain our state—and for the people whose lives and legacies are rooted in them.

Our MFBF state board members are on MSU’s campus for a special tour by the Division of Ag, Forestry, and Vet Med. From UAS flight tests to sustainable bioproducts & aquaculture, we’re seeing firsthand how MSU is driving research and innovation in ag. #cultivateinnovateelevate

MFBF hosted an agricultual roundtable discussion with Chris McDonald, newly-appointed state executive director of the Farm Service Agency. The USDA Farm Service Agency is vital to MS farmers and ranchers. We are looking forward to working with McDonald in his new role!

The State Women’s Leaderahip Committee hosted this group of educators Tuesday for the second AG in the Classroom Teachers’ Workshop of the summer. Attendees took part in activities they can teach in their classrooms helping students learn about all AG offers our daily lives.

“It shows they care about you. We’ve been here farming a long time and most of the commissioners you never see them, and then EPA, we maybe hear something negative, but, for them to come out and be willing to help means a lot.”.

RT @SenHydeSmith: I like where we landed. The @SenateAgGOP proposal includes robust farm safety net investments, which I have long advocate….

RT @SenHydeSmith: Everything will be better off as the Yazoo Backwater Area Pump project moves forward. Today, I asked the U.S. Army Corps….

Sumrall Farms in Madison County hosted Southeast Region Administrator for the Environmental Protection Agency, Kevin McOmber Wednesday as he tours Mississppi over the next few days. It is McOmber’s first visit to the state since his appointment from President Trump.

RT @SenHydeSmith: Since Risk Rating 2.0 took effect under Biden, flood insurance premiums have spiked nationwide. The system lacks transpar….

RT @SenateAgGOP: This is #NationalForestWeek. We are celebrating our forests and foresters. Active forest management requires the work of d….

The MFBF Board of Directors finished their tour of North Carolina agriculture with a farm to table to taste dinner at the famous @BiltmoreEstate .

Thursday at the @MSFFA Convention, MFBF’s Doug Ervin & Tori Elliott, presented the 24/25 state FFA officers with scholarships from the MFBF scholarship fund. Elliot was also recognized by new state FFA president Byron Lopez with an honorary state FFA degree. Congratulations!

RT @SenHydeSmith: Mississippi’s sawmills and timber towns have been hit hard by the same economic challenges facing the entire industry. Th….