St. Joseph County Farm Bureau

09/03/2026

Designed to acknowledge county Farm Bureaus’ efforts in advocating for agriculture and engaging members, MFB’s annual Champions of Excellence awards now come in Involvement, Grassroots, and new Young Farmer flavor!

08/29/2026

Blessed to be able to provide this training! Thank you to all the attendees for their dedication to our community.

08/04/2026

Today is Primary Election Day! Review our list of farm-friendly candidates before heading to the polls: https://www.michfb.com/endorsements

07/21/2026

🎉 $1892 donated to the Centreville Food Club 🎉
We could not do this without the support of St. Joseph County, Michigan 4-H and Centreville FFA.

07/21/2026

06/15/2026

Michigan Farm News

05/30/2026

The Farmers Teaching Farmers' registration deadline has been extended to June 8! This one-day, peer-led event will be held on Saturday, June 20, and is open to all ages. RUP Credits are available in the Row Crop, Fruit & Vegetable, and Cut Flower tracks. Register today https://www.michfb.com/agriculture/events/farmers-teaching-farmers-conference

05/26/2026

Special thanks to St. Joseph County 4-H & Centreville FFA for your donations & Help!
https://www.michfb.com/about/news-media/st-joseph-county-farm-bureau-holds-annual-harvest-all-food-drive

05/25/2026

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

05/13/2026

🚜🌱 Spring farming season is underway across St. Joseph County, and that means both motorists and farmers are now sharing the road more frequently.

Drivers can expect to encounter tractors, planters, sprayers, and oversized equipment traveling between fields, including irrigation pivot spans and other machinery that may be unusually long or wide and require extra room to maneuver.

Farmers and equipment operators also understand the impact slow-moving equipment can have on traffic and are encouraged to use proper lighting, slow moving vehicle emblems, escorts when needed, and to safely allow traffic to pass whenever possible.

Safety on rural roads works best when everyone understands what the other is dealing with.

🚗 Motorists:
• Slow down and stay patient
• Expect wide turns and slower speeds
• Avoid risky passing attempts
• Give equipment extra space

🚜 Farmers & Equipment Operators:
• Ensure lights and reflective markings are visible
• Use escorts and warning vehicles when appropriate
• Watch for traffic buildup behind equipment
• Travel roadways as safely and efficiently as possible

St. Joseph County has a strong agricultural community that keeps our local economy moving and helps feed families across the region. With patience, awareness, and mutual respect, we can make this a safe season for everyone traveling our roads.

-Sheriff Spence