Eaton County Farm Bureau

05/29/2026

Michigan Farm Bureau members can save on Detroit Zoo Admission for their next day trip. https://www.michfb.com/membership/member-savings/detroit-zoo

05/25/2026

Grateful for those who served and gave everything. Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day! 🇺🇸

05/24/2026

Shoutout to the farmers bringing one of the first fresh flavors of the season to our tables. Happy National Asparagus Day!

05/21/2026

Fresh, local, and full of flavor. Eat More Fruits and Vegetables Day is the perfect reminder to support Michigan growers. 🍎🥕

05/20/2026

It’s World Bee Day! 🐝 A small but mighty reminder of how important pollinators are to our farms and food.

05/12/2026

Michigan Farm Bureau members save up to 20% on durable workwear built for long days. https://www.michfb.com/membership/member-savings/key-apparel

05/10/2026

Today we celebrate moms and everything they do. Happy Mother’s Day! 💐

05/06/2026

Cattle farming is part of everyday life across Michigan, supporting local communities and food production along the way. To learn more, visit: https://michigangrown.org/beef/

05/04/2026

Don't forget, the registration deadline is coming up for this event. You need to register before May 8th. Send your RSVP to [email protected] or call our member service office 517-543-5567.

Join us for a free educational and informative workshop for horse owners. Dr. Aaron Webster of Michigan Large Animal Associates will provide tips and techniques to be an involved horse owner preparing for the inevitable horse emergency. Learn ways to help ensure the best possible outcome from your veterinary emergency visit. Be more prepared for the visit prior to the veterinary's arrival. This is two day event May 16th and 17th and you MUST attend both sessions. Please see the attached flyer below for more details. You must RSVP to attend by May 8th at the Member Services office for Eaton County Farm Bureau by calling 517-543-5567 or email [email protected].

05/01/2026

This Mental Health Awareness Month, remember that a healthy farm starts with a healthy you. Farmers are experts at checking in on their crops, livestock and equipment, but checking in on your own personal wellbeing is just as important.