Fayette County Farm Bureau

Fayette County Farm Bureau Fayette County Farm Bureau is committed to serving Fayette County farmers and residents. We not only serve farmers, and you don't have to be a farmer to join.

Fayette County Farm Bureau is a grassroots organization serving Fayette County farmers and residents. We are part of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, the largest general farm organization in Iowa with over 156,000 members. We support education, health care and rural initiatives with scholarship and grant programs, Ag in the Classroom programs, policy development and more. To learn more about Farm Bureau, and how you can become a member, visit www.iowafarmbureau.com .

For $40 a year, a Fayette County Farm Bureau membership gives you more than access to member benefits.. it connects you ...
09/25/2026

For $40 a year, a Fayette County Farm Bureau membership gives you more than access to member benefits.. it connects you to an organization working for agriculture and our local communities.

Your membership comes with opportunities to save and resources you can use throughout the year, including member discounts, nationwide gym access, accidental death insurance, subscriptions to The Spokesman or Family Living, market information tools, educational opportunities and more.

Members can also take advantage of savings from businesses and companies across the country, including discounts on equipment, buildings, hotels, rental cars, amusement parks and other products and services.

But the value of Farm Bureau doesn’t stop with the benefits you receive as a member.

Your membership helps support the work happening right here in Fayette County, from youth scholarships and agricultural education to leadership opportunities, community programs and efforts that help connect people with agriculture.

It helps give young people opportunities to learn about agriculture and where their food comes from. It helps support teachers and educators bringing agriculture into the classroom. It helps create opportunities for families and community members to experience agriculture firsthand.

And it helps ensure agriculture continues to have a strong voice in the communities we call home.

Whether you farm, live in town, work in agriculture or simply want to support the future of our rural communities, your $40 membership makes a difference.

That’s the value of being a Fayette County Farm Bureau member.

National Farm Safety & Health Week is a reminder that safety should be part of every day on the farm, especially as harv...
09/23/2026

National Farm Safety & Health Week is a reminder that safety should be part of every day on the farm, especially as harvest approaches.

From slowing down around equipment to staying visible on the road, keeping children away from moving machinery and knowing what to do in an emergency, a few simple precautions can make a difference.

As harvest season gets underway, take the time to stay alert, look out for one another and make safety a priority.

Safety today, success tomorrow.

Show your support for Iowa agriculture with an Ag specialty license plate!🚜 Available for passenger vehicles, trucks and...
09/21/2026

Show your support for Iowa agriculture with an Ag specialty license plate!🚜

Available for passenger vehicles, trucks and trailers, the Iowa Ag Tag recognizes the important role agriculture plays in our state. You can show your support for agriculture while also helping support three youth organizations: Iowa FFA, Iowa 4-H and Iowa Ag in the Classroom.

Ag Tags are available through your county treasurer’s office or online at IowaAgTag.org.

Support agriculture. Support Iowa’s youth. Get your Ag Tag today!

The Fayette County Farm Bureau donated tape measures to local school shop classes to help support hands-on learning and ...
09/18/2026

The Fayette County Farm Bureau donated tape measures to local school shop classes to help support hands-on learning and classroom needs.🔨

Shop classes give students the opportunity to learn practical skills, work with tools and materials, and gain experience they can carry with them beyond the classroom. These tape measures are a small way for Farm Bureau to support students as they learn, build and create.🪚

Harvest is busy enough, your Farm Bureau renewal doesn’t have to be.🌾Keep one more thing off your to-do list by setting ...
09/15/2026

Harvest is busy enough, your Farm Bureau renewal doesn’t have to be.🌾

Keep one more thing off your to-do list by setting up auto-renewal for your Farm Bureau membership today.
Scan the QR code or visit www.iowafarmbureau.com/renew to get started.

No hassle. Just harvest.

Sharing the Road This Harvest Season🌽It’s everyone’s responsibility to make sure we all get where we’re going safely.1. ...
09/14/2026

Sharing the Road This Harvest Season🌽

It’s everyone’s responsibility to make sure we all get where we’re going safely.

1. Slow down when you see farm equipment. Tractors and combines can be closer than they appear, and they can’t stop as quickly as a car.

2. Watch for wide turns. Farm equipment may move left before turning right or left. Don’t assume they’re pulling over or giving you an opportunity to pass.

3. Give them space. Leave plenty of room when following and only pass when you have a clear, safe view of the road ahead.

4. Be patient. A few extra minutes behind farm equipment is worth it to help keep our Fayette County farmers and drivers safe.

Slow down. Share the road. Get home safely.

Exciting Things Are Hatching in Fayette County!🐣The Fayette County Ag in the Classroom Coordinator has been working hard...
09/01/2026

Exciting Things Are Hatching in Fayette County!🐣

The Fayette County Ag in the Classroom Coordinator has been working hard behind the scenes planning some exciting new opportunities for students across Fayette County!

We are excited to share that Fayette County Ag in the Classroom received a grant from Farm Credit Services of America to purchase 8 chick hatching kits!🐥

These kits will give students the opportunity to experience the chick hatching process right in their own classrooms, from learning about the incubation process to watching chicks hatch and grow. Even better, these kits will remain in Fayette County and be available for classrooms for years to come! We are so excited to bring even more hands-on agriculture experiences to students and help them see agriculture come to life right in their classroom.

Teachers and educators interested in learning more about Fayette County Ag in the Classroom are encouraged to reach out to Kayleigh at [email protected].

As our community takes time to celebrate Labor Day and recognize the hard work and dedication of those who help make our...
08/31/2026

As our community takes time to celebrate Labor Day and recognize the hard work and dedication of those who help make our communities strong, the Fayette County Farm Bureau office will be closed Monday, September 7th.

We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, September 8th at 8:00 a.m.

Wishing our members, farmers, families, and friends a safe and enjoyable Labor Day weekend!

Don’t Miss Your Chance to Experience ANF Game Day!Get ready to cheer on the Iowa Hawkeyes as they celebrate America Need...
08/26/2026

Don’t Miss Your Chance to Experience ANF Game Day!

Get ready to cheer on the Iowa Hawkeyes as they celebrate America Needs Farmers (ANF) Game Day on October 3!

Want to experience the game from the sidelines? Enter the ANF Game Day On-Field Experience for your chance to win 4 game tickets and exclusive sideline passes! https://www.iowafarmbureau.com/ANF/Contests/ANF-Game-Day-OnField-Experience

We’re so proud of three outstanding Fayette County seniors who were recognized at the 24th Annual Governor’s Scholar Rec...
08/17/2026

We’re so proud of three outstanding Fayette County seniors who were recognized at the 24th Annual Governor’s Scholar Recognition Ceremony on April 26 at the Iowa Events Center in Des Moines!

Governor Kim Reynolds and Lt. Governor Chris Cournoyer honored 429 of Iowa’s top high school seniors, including these outstanding students from Fayette County:

Brock Soppe - North Fayette Valley
Caleb DeTemmerman - Oelwein
Emma Streif - West Central

Each Iowa high school was invited to select a senior student with the highest academic ranking at their school. Students selected for the award also had the opportunity to recognize a favorite or influential teacher who made an impact on their educational journey.

We’re especially proud to recognize Brock Soppe, a recipient of the Fayette County Farm Bureau scholarship recipient this year. It’s exciting to see our scholarship recipients continue to achieve great things!

Congratulations, Brock, Caleb and Emma! Fayette County is proud of your accomplishments, and we look forward to seeing all you accomplish in the future!

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107 E State St
Fayette, IA
52142

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