Peoria County Farm Bureau

10/23/2026

October 23, 2026 Building Update!🛠️

10/21/2026

It's national Pork month! 🥓 Take a look at our PORK numbers right here in Peoria County. We'd love to see your favorite pics in the comments with your pigs at home!📸

10/20/2026

The weather has been getting cooler and the holidays are approaching quickly! Our Citrus, Nuts, and Coffee orders are officially OPEN.

Be sure to visit our website to order online or use the link in the comments!

10/16/2026

Happy Boss's Day to our very own, Charlie Hensley!

As a Farm Bureau manager he wears many hats and we are thankful for his commitment, long hours, and a genuine passion for serving others. Charlie just got back from a trip to Washington D.C. where he was able to gain more knowledge to better serve our members!

Thank you for your leadership, hard work, and dedication to our team and the community we serve. We appreciate everything you do!

10/16/2026

October 16, 2026 Building Update!🛠️

More progress inside and a surprise accent added to the front!

10/16/2026

10/12/2026

Happy National Farmer Day! We’re at Ag Land in Monica today with COUNTRY Agent Ryan Williams, Akron in Cramer and Ag Land in Elmwood with COUNTRY Agent David Vaughn for a Feed the Farmer event to show our appreciation for their long days and nights. Truck drivers and Farmers……Come on in!

10/07/2026

10/07/2026

"Deferred is not waived". Please read the article for further guidance and to find out what Governor Pritzker's announcement on dyed diesel means for farmers.

Executive order directs state agencies to suspend penalties on ag use of dyed diesel on roads.

10/06/2026

Check out the latest episode of the Cultivate & Connect Podcast. From the Farm Gate to the Statehouse: Connecting Illinois Agriculture and Leadership with State Rep. Debbie Meyers-Martin.🎙

In this episode of the Cultivate & Connect Podcast, Peoria County Farm Bureau Manager Charlie Hensley sits down with Illinois State Representative and PCFB Adopted Legislator Debbie Meyers-Martin. Together, they discuss the importance of building strong connections between Illinois agriculture and state leadership, sharing perspectives on how communication, collaboration, and firsthand understanding can help ensure farmers’ voices are heard in Springfield.