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Collegiate Farm Bureau

The Collegiate Farm Bureau is the first step into a long career of civic participation in  Farm Bureau.

Colorado Farm Bureau’s collegiate leaders are active and engaged in sharing the ag industry and Farm Bureau with others on campus.

Collegiate Farm Bureau members participate in a variety of activities that help develop their leadership, professionalism, and advocacy skills including:

  • Leadership and professional development classes
  • Travel to American Farm Bureau’s Young Farmers and Ranchers National Conference
  • Participation in state and national Collegiate Discussion Meet Competitions
  • CFB State Young Farmers and Ranchers Leadership Conference
  • Agriculture/farm/agribusiness tours
  • Interaction with state legislators and other influencers
  • Social functions
  • And much more

Northeastern Collegiate Farm Bureau is a part of AFBF which is the unified national Voice of Agriculture, working through our grassroots organizations to enhance and strengthen the lives of rural Americans and to build strong, prosperous agricultural communities.

 

See what the club has been up to.

Visit us on Facebook by clicking here.

 

Interested in furthering your leadership skills?

Join us in Portland, OR, for the 2021 Young Farmer and Rancher Leadership Conference. See the promotional video here.

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