Who We Are
Polk County Farm Bureau has been advocating for farmers, ranchers, and the agricultural community since 1941 — connecting members with resources, fighting for fair policy, and investing in the next generation of Florida agriculture.
Our Mission
Polk County Farm Bureau is a non-governmental, voluntary organization representing farm families and those who support agriculture in Polk County, Florida. We are affiliated with the Florida Farm Bureau Federation and the American Farm Bureau Federation.
Our mission is to improve the economic well-being and quality of life for our members and the agricultural community through advocacy, education, and service. We believe that a strong agricultural sector is essential to the health and prosperity of Polk County.
Whether you're a cattle rancher, citrus grower, strawberry farmer, or simply someone who cares about where your food comes from, Polk County Farm Bureau is your organization.
1942
Founded in Polk County
What We Do
We serve over 1,000 member families across Polk County with insurance, advocacy, and educational resources tailored to the agricultural community.
From Tallahassee to Washington D.C., we fight for policies that protect farmers' rights, water access, land use, and the future of Florida agriculture.
Through Agri-Fest, the Youth Speech Contest, and our monthly Central Florida Ag News, we connect the community to the story of local agriculture.
From the Will Putnam Scholarship to the Harvest Celebration fundraiser, PCFB invests in the next generation of agricultural leaders.
Our Network
Your local Farm Bureau — serving Polk County farmers, ranchers, and agricultural supporters since 1941.
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