Farm Bureau of Steuben County, Indiana

06/11/2026

Does your family have a plan for the farm after you? This estate a d succession planning workshop will help you put the puzzle pieces together.

There's no better time than now to plan for your farm and family's future.

Registration is now open for the Indiana Ag Law Foundation's 2026 Estate & Succession Planning webinar. The webinar aims to provide families and attorneys with a better understanding of the importance of planning ahead to protect your agricultural legacy.

There is no cost to attend, but registration is required. Find the full agenda and register at INFB.org/Events.

06/11/2026

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Registration is now open for INFB's virtual Data Center Program on June 24. This educational session provides factual, balanced information about a topic generating significant interest and discussion across the state.

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06/09/2026

Farm Bureau of Steuben County AITC program is at Carnegie Public Library
Summer Reading Program .
The 2026 Book of the Year, The Pie that Molly Grew. Children and Parents enjoyed book reading and making Flowers. Talked about Honey Bees.
No Bees No Pumpkin
The book was donated to the children's Dept. If your interested in checking it out. Even includes a Pumpkin Pie Recipe. 🥧

06/02/2026

🌾🚜Farm Week is off to a wonderful start at Miss Roxy’s Summer Day Camp! 🐄🌱

Our preschoolers and toddlers enjoyed reading The Pie That Molly Grew and learning about how food grows from a tiny seed into something delicious we can eat. The children loved talking about fruits, vegetables, gardens, and all the hard work that goes into making a pie!

We were also excited to welcome Holman Colleen from the Indiana Farm Bureau again this year! She shared fun, hands-on lessons about farming and helped our little learners discover where their food comes from. Her visit was the perfect way to continue our Farm Week adventures!

One of the highlights of the day was learning all about bees and the important job they do helping plants grow. The kiddos were fascinated to discover how bees make honey and why they are so important to farms and gardens. They even got to taste real flavored honey, which was a sweet treat and a big hit with our little learners! 🍯🐝

This week at camp, we'll be exploring all things farm-related through stories, crafts, sensory activities, songs, and play. We can't wait to learn more about farm animals, crops, tractors, and the important role farmers play in our everyday lives.

A big thank you to Colleen for helping make our Farm Week so special for our campers! 🌾❤️🐷

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05/21/2026

Hamilton Community Schools
Thank you for including Farm Bureau Ag In The Classroom Program. Hamilton Ag Day was enjoyed by 240+ children.
I read the Farm Bureau Book of the Year six times K-5th grade. Everytime was a new experience with very good questions.
Thank You Mindy McConnell
Hamilton FFA Advisor

04/30/2026

PIZZA 🍕 My favorite Farm Bureau AG IN THE CLASSROOM LESSON.
Hendry Park and Carlin Park After-school BASE Camp Program provided by Steuben County Literacy Coalition. The children enjoyed making lunchable Pizza. They also learned about how the ingredients are grown or raised on the farm.
I provided a demonstration on how wheat was ground between two stones to make flour back in 1800 and earlier.
One question that was googled by a Trine student was, how much did flour cost in 1800? The answer was 2 - 4 cents a pound.
Each child received a coupon from Pizza Hut for a personal pan Pizza.
Leslie Waters and I will be at Ryan Park tomorrow.
No pictures from Ryan Park . The children always love the visit.

04/19/2026

We are distributing the Book of the Year, The Pie that Molly Grew. Stacy Penick Clingan is pictured here at the Joyce Public Library in Orland.

03/11/2026

Policy development meeting TONIGHT at 6:30 in the Farm Bureau Board Room. Farmers and agribusiness professionals are encouraged to stop in and contribute. This is just one of the first steps in crafting policy priorities for the year ahead.

02/26/2026

Indiana Farm Bureau of Steuben County at Ryan Park BASE Camp today to read the Book of the Year The Pie that Molly Grew to the After-school Program. Children learned Molly sown pumpkin seeds and what it takes to grow a pumpkin. Leslie made Pumpkin pie in a bag topped whip cream and animal cracker.
Children learned, No Bees No Pie

02/25/2026

Carlin Park Steuben County Literacy Coalition BASE Camp enjoyed a Book reading by Colleen from Indiana Farm Bureau
The Pie that Molly Grew. Indiana Farm Bureau Book of the Year.
Children enjoyed Pumpkin Pie made in a bag with animal cracker and whip cream.
Children answered spin the wheel Trivia question about pumpkins.