by MFBF Staff | Dec 19, 2021 | News
If you were to have asked Dr. Tom Tabler at the beginning of his career where he expected to be in 30 years, his answer would not have been anywhere close to what he’s actually doing. Born and raised in Arkansas, Tabler attended the University of Arkansas to obtain... 
by MFBF Staff | Dec 18, 2021 | News
Anna Grace McKinney – Lee – Berta White Scholarship Anslee Boyd – Rankin County – Young Farmers & Ranchers Scholarship Brock Tullos – Rankin County – David Waide Young Farmers & Ranchers Scholarship Chloe Barton – Hinds – Berta White Scholarship Emma Grace... 
by MFBF Staff | Dec 17, 2021 | News
Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation honored outstanding counties from each region during the Sunday General Session of the 2021 MFBF Annual Convention. These counties were selected based on their accomplishments in all program areas of Farm Bureau, including stars of... 
by MFBF Staff | Dec 17, 2021 | News
Kentucky farmers, ranchers and rural communities are working to recover from the EF4 tornado that demolished everything in a 128-mile-path on Dec. 10. The unusual December tornados are predicted to be the worst to ever hit the state based on path length and wind... 
by MFBF Staff | Dec 16, 2021 | News
Over acres of farmland in Pear River County, Ryan and Amanda Seals raise their three children, 35 goats, a few chickens, four guinea pigs and a duck that follows them everywhere across the property. All under the watchful eye of Max, their four-year-old Great... 
by MFBF Staff | Dec 15, 2021 | News
When you’re standing on Alice Sides’ front porch on the Panola and Tate county line, there are cows as far as the eye can see. Ranching is something she learned from her late father. It’s the way of life she hopes to pass down to her sons. “From a young age, I wanted...