North Carolina’s greatest resource is its people; however, its greatest natural resource is water. And, there is …

On the cusp of North Carolina Farm Bureau’s 75th year is a good time to reflect on the organization’s mission to …

As we celebrate the holidays this season and anticipate the beginning of a new year, we cannot help but reflect on the year that is passing.

This summer, the U.S. House passed the American Clean Energy and Security Act, 219-212, and sent the document to the U.S. Senate. Bill sponsor Rep. Henry

There are so many different farm products being grown, through such a variety of methods, today that it makes a three-ring circus look like a simple endeavor. Similar to that “Big Top,” modern agriculture operates …

The state’s agricultural industry has been called a bright spot in the dark forecast that defines today’s economy. Yet, it seems that rather than protecting and cultivating this industry …

Farm Bureau is a legislative organization whose mission is to represent the concerns of agriculture and rural North Carolinians before our state’s General Assembly and the United States Congress.

North Carolina Farm Bureau wants its 498,834 members to rest easy with the knowledge that their association with NCFB is a good thing and something to state with pride. What follows are …

Our economic situation as a nation is, in a word, serious. North Carolina Farm Bureau understands many of you are experiencing unprecedented financial challenges with your jobs, homes and businesses. Let me reassure you that …

North Carolina’s population is projected to increase by more than 50 percent between 2000 and 2030. One obvious side effect …