Kern County Farm Bureau

Kern County Farm Bureau We are active in the political and legislative arena, where decisions are made that affect every farmer, rancher and private property owner.
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With more than 1,300 members, we encourage membership from anyone in production agriculture, related businesses or individuals who support our policies and want to protect agriculture. We are always fighting for agriculture!

The International Carrot Conference returned to California this year, bringing together experts from across the carrot i...
06/05/2026

The International Carrot Conference returned to California this year, bringing together experts from across the carrot industry. 🥕

A big thank you to the University of CA Agriculture and Natural Resources for hosting this event, which featured everything from carrot genetics and disease resistance research to field trials and production innovations shaping the future of our industry.

✨ Director Spotlight: Daniel Terry ✨Growing up in Wasco, Daniel Terry was surrounded by agriculture and the strong sense...
06/04/2026

✨ Director Spotlight: Daniel Terry ✨

Growing up in Wasco, Daniel Terry was surrounded by agriculture and the strong sense of community that comes with it. Today, he serves as Senior Vice President and Director of Agricultural Products for Holloway.

Daniel says one of the things he enjoys most about agriculture is working alongside honest people to solve problems and learning from the wisdom of those who came before him. He also appreciates the reminder that many parts of this industry are out of our hands, keeping him grounded and reminding him where success truly comes from.

His decision to serve as a KCFB director comes from a desire to give back to the agricultural community that has given so much to his family over the years.

Read our latest blog post to learn more about Daniel’s story, career, and passion for agriculture. 🌱

When agriculture is on the line, it is important to have a seat at the table. 🌎🚜Kern County Farm Bureau President, Todd ...
06/03/2026

When agriculture is on the line, it is important to have a seat at the table. 🌎🚜

Kern County Farm Bureau President, Todd Snider, joined agricultural leaders at a roundtable hosted by Congressman Vince Fong and Congressman Adrian Smith to discuss trade, supply chain challenges, and keeping California agriculture competitive in global markets.

KCFB is proud to participate in these important discussions on behalf of our members as we continue advocating for Kern County agriculture and the hardworking people behind it.

🍊🍇 Save the Date! 🍇🍊🍽️Bounty of Kern County 📆Saturday, October 10, 2026Celebrate Kern County agriculture with a farm-to-...
06/01/2026

🍊🍇 Save the Date! 🍇🍊

🍽️Bounty of Kern County
📆Saturday, October 10, 2026

Celebrate Kern County agriculture with a farm-to-table dinner featuring locally sourced ingredients, great networking, and an evening honoring the people who grow and produce our food.

Send us a direct message or email us at [email protected] if you want more details.

Thank you to U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins for visiting Kern County and meeting with specialty crop growe...
05/29/2026

Thank you to U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins for visiting Kern County and meeting with specialty crop growers and agricultural leaders from across California.

Discussions focused on the importance of a strong food supply, the challenges facing growers, and the future of American agriculture.

Thank you to Congressman David G. Valadao for bringing this conversation to Kern County and to Allied Potato for opening your doors as a host.🥔

🍇It's National Grape Day🍇 Fun Fact: There are an estimated 10,000 different grape varieties grown worldwide. Who has tri...
05/27/2026

🍇It's National Grape Day🍇

Fun Fact: There are an estimated 10,000 different grape varieties grown worldwide. Who has tried all of them? 😉

📸: Grapevine Vineyards, Inc.

Wellness matters in agriculture. 🧠 💪California Farm Bureau’s new benefit helps support physical and mental well-being, ...
05/22/2026

Wellness matters in agriculture. 🧠 💪

California Farm Bureau’s new benefit helps support physical and mental well-being, on and off the farm.

Ready to get started? Kern County members email or DM us for the promo code!

Start prioritizing your health: cfbf.com/inshape

✨Director Spotlight: Lindsey Mebane✨As a fifth-generation California cattle rancher, Lindsey's roots in agriculture star...
05/21/2026

✨Director Spotlight: Lindsey Mebane✨

As a fifth-generation California cattle rancher, Lindsey's roots in agriculture started early and ultimately led her to pursue a career in the industry. Today, she works as a Supply Planning Analyst for Grimmway Produce Group, where she helps manage the planning and logistics behind getting food to grocery stores efficiently.

Lindsey shared that one of the things she enjoys most about agriculture is being part of an industry that plays such an essential role in everyday life. While it’s not for the faint of heart, she believes that if you’re willing to put in the effort and stay committed, it can be incredibly rewarding.

Lindsey was inspired to become a KCFB director as a way to give back, support the agricultural community, and help keep the industry strong for future generations.

We are lucky to have Lindsey serving on the KCFB Board! Read our latest blog post to learn more about her story and passion for agriculture. 🤠

https://loom.ly/1lKMqkI

05/20/2026

Did you know? Blueberries are one of the only naturally blue foods, and Kern County grows some of the best! 🫐

With blueberry season underway, local growers are hard at work bringing fresh berries from the field to our community and beyond. From fresh snacks to smoothies and baked treats, blueberries are a sweet reminder of the hard work and dedication behind Kern County agriculture.

The Kern County Board of Supervisors has officially declared a local state of emergency due to the confirmed presence an...
05/19/2026

The Kern County Board of Supervisors has officially declared a local state of emergency due to the confirmed presence and growing spread of invasive golden mussels in regional water systems.

These invasive species can clog pipes, impact water delivery, and create costly infrastructure challenges for the systems that support our farms, communities, and economy.

Congressman Vince Fong just secured $5 million in federal funding to support prevention, monitoring, and rapid response efforts across the Central Valley.

Water reliability impacts all of us. If you see this golden mussel in your water systems please take photos and report right away to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.

📸: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

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