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This month, instead of our regular meeting, the Marion County Young Leaders switched things up with a little friendly competition and a lot of fun!  We hit the mini golf course for a lively round of putt-putt, and some well-earned ice cream to cool off.  This...

Marion County Farm Bureau (CFB) would like to extend our deepest gratitude and congratulations to Meggan Hiestand on her recent “retirement” from our Ag in the Classroom (AITC) program. For the past 20 years, Meggan has dedicated her time, talent, and passion to educating students about...

The beauty (and even humor) of rural life comes into focus with Marion County Farm Bureau’s annual photo contest. It's a chance for you, as a member, to capture your favorite images showcasing the rich diversity of our county’s agricultural landscape and its people. It's...

Ten (10) students were recently selected to receive scholarships totaling $17,750 from the Marion County Farm Bureau (CFB) Foundation for the 2025-2026 school year.  The Foundation congratulates this year’s recipients and wishes them continued success in their future pursuits.This year’s scholarship recipients include:AJ Wilkins ($2,750)...

The Marion County Farm Bureau (CFB) is pleased to again sponsor “4-H Project Grants” in 2025 for Marion County 4-Hers.  We are hopeful that this program will continue to encourage young 4-Hers to begin new projects by eliminating potential cost burdens they may have, as...

To celebrate “National Ag Day” and the affordability of food in America, the Marion County Farm Bureau (CFB) will host their annual Ag Day Breakfast on Tuesday, March 18th at the Farm Bureau office in Salem.  A breakfast of scrambled eggs, pancakes, biscuits and gravy,...

The Marion County Farm Bureau (CFB) has again committed up to $5,000 to fund community improvement projects for 2025 through an online application process with an April 30th deadline.  Our Community Impact Grant program seeks to identify various projects that will improve our communities and...