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White County Farm Bureau, situated in Searcy, AR, is a branch of the Arkansas Farm Bureau that serves as a hub for farmers and agricultural enthusiasts. It provides a range of services, from insurance options to educational programs, catering to the needs of Arkansas farmers. At White County Farm Bureau, visitors can access valuable resources such as market data, commodity programs, and member benefits tailored to support the local agricultural community. The organization also offers advocacy initiatives, leadership development opportunities, and public policy updates to keep members informed and engaged. With a focus on promoting Arkansas agriculture and enhancing the livelihoods of family farms, White County Farm Bureau stands as a vital link between farmers, policymakers, and the general public, embodying the spirit of community and growth in the heart of Searcy. Generated from the website content

Insuring Arkansas for More Than 65 Years Our History The Farm Bureau insurance companies* were formed by a group of Farm Bureau Federation leaders across various states. These leaders shared a vision for providing better service to their members, including lower insurance rates. We’ve been developing new products and services ever since, all to meet the changing needs of Arkansans. Farm Bureau Insurance is administered by an experienced team of local agents. They are ready, willing and able to help their neighbors save money and protect the things they love.

The Fulton County Farm Bureau in Salem, AR, is dedicated to advocating for farmers and the agricultural community by promoting local crops and policies that enhance the lives of Arkansas farmers. With a focus on education, the organization offers programs such as Ag in the Classroom and the Ag Innovation Challenge to support agricultural literacy and innovation. As the largest industry in Arkansas, agriculture significantly contributes to the state's economy, generating over $16 billion in revenue annually. The Farm Bureau represents approximately 50,000 family farms, providing valuable resources, market data, and member benefits to ensure the continued growth and success of Arkansas agriculture. Generated from the website