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Saginaw County Farm Bureau "To Promote and Protect Agriculture in Saginaw County"

Since its establishment in 1936, the focus of Saginaw County Farm Bureau has been "To Promote and Protect Agriculture in Saginaw County". Your county Farm Bureau believes that its member families are the most important people in the organization. If you have any questions regarding any service or program available to Farm Bureau members, please feel free to contact the county FB administrator or any member of the board of directors.

On National Food Day, we celebrate the safe, abundant and affordable food supply grown right here in Michigan!
10/24/2026

On National Food Day, we celebrate the safe, abundant and affordable food supply grown right here in Michigan!

🍂🦌 Deer season is almost here. Are you ready?Scout smarter and hear every moment this fall with exclusive Michigan Farm ...
10/22/2026

🍂🦌 Deer season is almost here. Are you ready?

Scout smarter and hear every moment this fall with exclusive Michigan Farm Bureau member savings on onX Hunt and SoundGear.

- Save on onX Hunt to plan your hunt, navigate with confidence, and track game movement.
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Not a member yet? Join today to unlock these savings and hundreds more member benefits: https://www.michfb.com/membership

📚🌱 Project RED: Station 1 — How Did That Get in My Lunchbox? 🥪We’re excited to begin sharing the stations from our Proje...
10/16/2026

📚🌱 Project RED: Station 1 — How Did That Get in My Lunchbox? 🥪

We’re excited to begin sharing the stations from our Project RED farm rotation! At each station, students learned from a community agriculture leader and explored how food makes its way from the farm to their lunchbox.

Our first station featured Emily Kreh of Kreh Farms. Kreh Farms offers a variety of homegrown meats directly from the farm and at local farmers markets.

Emily taught students about protein and helped them connect the foods they eat with the farmers who raise and produce them. Using the book How Did That Get in My Lunchbox?, students followed along as they learned about the different foods featured on each page.

Each student received a brown paper bag to carry throughout the rotation. As they visited each station, they added items to their “lunchbox” that connected to the lessons and pages in the book.

Thank you, Emily, for sharing your knowledge, your farm, and your passion for agriculture with our students! ❤️

Stay tuned as we introduce the next Project RED station and the community agriculture leader who made it possible! 🚜🌾

Happy National Farmers Day! Today and every day, we’re proud to celebrate the people who keep Michigan growing. 🌾💚From e...
10/12/2026

Happy National Farmers Day! Today and every day, we’re proud to celebrate the people who keep Michigan growing. 🌾💚

From early mornings and long days to planting, harvesting and everything in between, farmers work hard to provide the food, fiber and resources we rely on every day. Thank you, farmers!

Can your student see the board clearly? Michigan Farm Bureau members receive $50 off glasses or contacts when spending $...
09/30/2026

Can your student see the board clearly? Michigan Farm Bureau members receive $50 off glasses or contacts when spending $150 or more at MyEyeDr. Start the school year in focus.

Learn more and access your member discount today: https://www.michfb.com/membership/member-savings/my-eye-dr

National Farm Safety & Health Week is a reminder to make safety part of the daily routine. From equipment and roadway sa...
09/25/2026

National Farm Safety & Health Week is a reminder to make safety part of the daily routine. From equipment and roadway safety to health and wellness, every precaution matters.

❤️🌱 PROJECT RED: Saginaw County’s biggest year yet!If you saw the line of school buses rolling into Schomaker Farms last...
09/25/2026

❤️🌱 PROJECT RED: Saginaw County’s biggest year yet!

If you saw the line of school buses rolling into Schomaker Farms last week, you may have wondered… what exactly is Project RED?

Project RED — Rural Education Day — is a hands-on agricultural education experience for local 4th graders. Instead of simply reading about agriculture in a classroom, students get to experience it firsthand — meeting animals, interacting with farmers and agricultural professionals, and learning how the food and products they use every day make their way from the farm to their families.

And this year was our most impactful Project RED yet. ❤️

🚌 Nearly 600 fourth graders came through the farm in ONE day, rotating through educational stations and getting an up-close look at agriculture right here in Saginaw County.

But numbers only tell part of the story.

Behind those buses were hundreds of kids asking questions, touching animals, making connections and learning things about agriculture they may have never had the opportunity to experience before.

And behind all of them was an incredible group of volunteers, presenters, farmers, educators and community partners who gave their time to make it happen. We could not do this without you.

Over the next several weeks, we’re going to take you inside Project RED and highlight the different educational stations, the people who made them possible, and — most importantly — what our students learned. 🌽🐄🐔🌱

Because when kids understand where their food comes from, they build a connection to agriculture that can last far beyond one day on the farm.

This is Project RED. ❤️

— Saginaw County Farm Bureau Promotion & Education

It’s National Farm Safety & Health Week. This week, we’re recognizing the importance of protecting the people who keep M...
09/23/2026

It’s National Farm Safety & Health Week. This week, we’re recognizing the importance of protecting the people who keep Michigan agriculture moving on the farm, on the road and everywhere in between.

Safety is part of every successful farm operation. During National Farm Safety & Health Week, we’re highlighting the imp...
09/21/2026

Safety is part of every successful farm operation. During National Farm Safety & Health Week, we’re highlighting the importance of staying safe, healthy and prepared during harvest season and year-round.

Ever notice that honey can look completely different from one jar to the next? Here’s why. 👀🍯
09/18/2026

Ever notice that honey can look completely different from one jar to the next? Here’s why. 👀🍯

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