Arizona Farm Bureau

was a high-profile rally-style celebration and policy rollout focused on honoring and aiding America’s farmers and ranchers amid economic and energy challenges.

aimed at supporting the sector—such as updated Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) volume obligations (boosting biofuel demand for corn/soy), efforts to strengthen energy markets, loan guarantees, trade resolutions, regulatory relief, and backing for the 2026 Farm Bill. In short, it

AZFB President John Boelts and AZFB CEO Phil Bashaw joined aggies from across the country for the Great American Agriculture Celebration, held last Friday on the White House South Lawn.  It brought together hundreds of farmers, ranchers, agricultural leaders, &

While most kids her age are chasing likes on social media, Brielle’s out here chasing cows (Well, gently moving the cattle)—on an ATV, no less. Real-life ranch boss in the making! Young, wise, and hard-working. (Photo provided by Arizona rancher Tina Thompson of YY Ranch.)

Terroir shapes every sip. Soil, climate, and elevation work together to create bold, one of a kind flavors in every grape. From sun soaked valleys to high desert vines, Arizona is producing award winning wines with distinct character. Full episode: youtu.be/Ty3s-PR4yMI?si…

In visiting with Rep. Diaz you discover a deep passion for rural Arizona and a great knowledge of what community engagement truly means

Greenlee County Farm Bureau President and rancher Ty Kelly hosted Representative Lupe Diaz last week at the Arizona Farm Bureau's Annual AgFest, where Arizona legislators are taken to the various Farm Bureau County booths to learn about our state's agriculture.

We don’t farm in the desert in spite of it; we farm because of it. Precision drives Arizona’s productivity and quality. But it all depends on water. As access is threatened, so is the future of desert agriculture. Full episode: youtu.be/CEkEthpT9-8?si…

Nutrition doesn’t have to be complicated. Focus on consistency, prioritize protein, choose high return foods, and structure your environment to reduce decision fatigue. When healthy choices become automatic, progress becomes easier. Full episode: youtu.be/bFL7fuouCRE?si…

In the Colorado River Basin, irrigated agriculture supports over $60 billion annually in crops and livestock across basin states, with the river irrigating millions of acres. Source: USDA and Family Farm Alliance

Flavored milk is still a school favorite. By reducing sugar without changing the taste, we kept this nutritious option students love while making sure they still get the essential nutrients they need. 🥛 Full episode: youtu.be/0pn4x_E9-ik

families can count on.” Every frontline person in agriculture stands as a guardian of the fragile but lifegiving green barrier that shields us from hunger.

“As a farm family, we face real challenges: bugs, weeds and diseases that can destroy an entire crop,” says Pinal County farmer Paco Ollerton. “Crop protection tools are part of what we use. We use them carefully and sparingly, to grow a reliable, steady supply of food that

#QuotableQuote #WisdomWednesday from Dr. Michelle Schack, the Dairy Doc, recently featured on the Fill Your Plate Now podcast.

Food safety does not happen by accident. Behind every meal is a chain of farmers, ranchers, processors, and inspectors working to keep our food safe and communities fed. Even imperfect produce helps feed families and reduce waste. youtu.be/vBAJojfVtRw?si…

Viewing a field of broccoli in Yuma that is going to seed for seed harvest. Yuma's seed production industry sends quality seed throughout the world for planting and harvesting of several crops. #Yumaseed #Yumaseedstory #AZagriculture

Just Chillin': An Arizona dairy cow enjoying the sun on a cool Arizona day. Kinda rare; but kinda there... at times. We celebrate our Arizona dairy farmers and dairy cows, providing fresh dairy products to our local supermarkets daily! #azdairy #azdairyfarm

Discover the future of agriculture. 🌱 Entrepreneurship, diversification, and innovation are helping farmers build more profitable and sustainable operations. Full episode: youtu.be/LI4mI9VSIaA?si…

Agriculture consumes an important share of water in the West to grow the nation's fruits, vegetables, and hay/alfalfa with irrigation often representing the bulk. Source: USDA and Family Farm Alliance