Madera County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau is the unified national voice of agriculture, we work to enhance and strengthen the lives of rural Americans and to build strong, prosperous agricultural communities.
What We Do
Serving Madera County's agricultural community through advocacy, education, and support.
About Madera County Farm Bureau
Madera County Farm Bureau represents our farmers and ranchers, our source for local, fresh, safe produce. Our membership is 1,200 individuals strong, including members of the farming community and the public who believe in the importance of supporting local farmers who feed their families.
Become a Member
Farm Bureau membership isn't just for farmers and ranchers — although every farmer and rancher should be a member of their local Farm Bureau. California Farm Bureau protects California's diverse farming and ranching legacy and enables the whole agricultural community to thrive.
Friends of the Farm Bureau
Friends of Madera County Farm Bureau (FFB) is our newest membership. Now offering three premium memberships, allowing businesses and individuals the ability to provide a greater commitment to the goals of the Farm Bureau. FFB members are like-minded people who know the value of farming and ranching in Madera County and want to help promote them.
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Upcoming Highlights
Tree & Vine Harvest Safety
Please check back regularly for updated information on this upcoming training session. Dates, details, and additional up...
Learn MoreDWR Draft Best Management Practices on Land Subsidence
The Department of Water Resources (DWR) has released a draft Best Management Practices document for public comment, to h...
Learn More2027 CA Employment & Labor Law Update Workshop
Navigating California employment and labor laws can be challenging and ever-changing. New laws and court cases require u...
Learn More2026 Scholarship Winners
On behalf of the Madera County Farm Bureau Scholarship Committee, we are pleased to announce the committee has selected 13 outstanding students to receive scholarships this year, and over the course of their studies! These bright agriculturalists all have backgrounds in FFA, livestock projects, leadership, athletics, academics and most importantly, have displayed their interest in returning to our local agricultural community to serve the best they can.
The 17 other students who applied and did not receive a scholarship should also be recognized as having a strong Ag and academic foundation to propel them into the real world.
This year, collectively, the 13 scholarships total $106,000.
MCFB Scholarship Trust: Nick Davis (Chair), Laura Gutile, Michele Lasgoity, Jay Mahil, Michael Naito, Jonathan DaSilva
2026 Art Calendar Winners
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