Keep up with the latest issues affecting agriculture by reading Farm Bureau news releases and publications.

Washington Farm Bureau News: This monthly newsletter of the Washington Farm Bureau covers issues important to Farm Bureau leaders. 

Neighbors: This feature style semi-annual magazine for Farm Bureau members is meant to be informative as well as entertaining.

LegisLetter: This is your source for weekly updates on activity of the Legislature when in session. Issues are produced other times throughout the year as needed.  Learn More »

Neighbors offers insight into the staggering $7.9 billion agriculture industry in Washington

Neighbors' comprehensive editorial package focuses on Washington's agriculture: livestock, health, travel, events, processing, gardening and home. Neighbors includes perspectives on growers, gardening,recipes and more.

Current Issue: Spring/Summer 2012

Summer Fun in the Sun!

The weather is heating up and summer is just around the corner. This issue highlights the fun things you can do during the long hot summer months. Take a trip on the wild side and see what its like to be in the Rodeo. Interested in Ranch life? Visit K Diamond K and see what it feels like to be a cowboy. Most importantly just go out there and enjoy the sights and sounds that is Washington and support your local farmers! Learn More »

WASHINGTON, D.C., July 10, 2012—The American Farm Bureau Federation is concerned about the impact that mandates and new taxes contained in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act would have on America’s farm and ranch families. The organization today asked members of the House to vote for H.R. 6079, also known as the Repeal of Obamacare Act.

“Farmers and ranchers, along with all Americans, are part of a broken health insurance marketplace with limited options and high costs,” AFBF’s letter to the House stated. “Of particular concern are provisions that increase expenses through mandated insurance coverage for individuals and employees and provisions that impose new taxes like the health insurance tax.” Learn More »

Each year Washington Farm Bureau provides our members with an indication of how legislators voted on issues of interest to agriculture.

You can find this year's vote record here.

There is an opportunity to submit testimony for the record for 10 business days after the hearing. This is a good opportunity for the Farm Bureau and/or individual members to provide input.

Learn More »

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
RISK MANAGEMENT AGENCY
Contact: Jo Lynne Seufer, (509) 228-6320
jo.lynne.seufer@rma.usda.gov

Learn More »

The WFB Market - Apparel

Quality WFB branded apparel for our members and staff to wear, so grab one now before it's too late.

To place an order contact Kevin McCoy at wfbmarket@wsfb.com or 1-800-331-3276

Prices do not include Tax and Shipping & Handling 

WFB Summer Hat

Sale: $3.00
Original: $5.00

6 Panel Trucker Mesh, 65% Cotton and 35% Polyester Structured Front, 100% Polyester Mesh Back. Plastic Snap Adjust. One Size Fits Most.

  Learn More »

Challenging the Affordable Care Act:
A look at the future of health care following
the Supreme Court's landmark ruling this summer Learn More »

Challenging the Affordable Care Act:
A look at the future of health care following
the Supreme Court's landmark ruling this summer Learn More »

Challenging the Affordable Care Act:
A look at the future of health care following
the Supreme Court's landmark ruling this summer Learn More »