Join us in learning more information about the Tulare County Young Farmers & Ranchers committee and how to get involved!
Open to individuals 18–35. We meet monthly for socials, mixers, and tours.
Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers are active agriculturists –between the ages of 18 and 35 and involved in production, banking, business, and many other areas of the industry. Young Farmers and Ranchers develop leadership skills while volunteering time as active, vital members of the County Farm Bureaus.
As a member of Young Farmers and Ranchers your voice will join those of your peers to speak out for agriculture. As you develop your skills and knowledge, your efforts will help Farm Bureau to effectively represent all farmers and ranchers.
There are many returns for your time and effort as a Young Farmers and Ranchers participant.
You will have the opportunity to attend seminars focusing on leadership training, and you will gain valuable insights into all aspects of agriculture. You will learn how to promote your commodity as well as your industry. You will learn about issues and how to resolve them.
You will also make valuable professional contacts. You will meet and work with your elected officials. You will make friends for life with other young people in agriculture who share the same interests and challenges that you face daily.
Young Farmers and Ranchers hosts a statewide Leadership Conference each year to promote engagement, networking, and leadership skill development. Scholarships from the local County Farm Bureau committee may be available, inquire with the local committee chair.
Leadership Farm Bureau is another great resource for young agricultural professionals, especially if you are interested in serving on your County’s Farm Bureau Board of Directors, or in a leadership role. Over 200 hours of instruction are provided to the applicants who are selected each year for the program. To be in LFB you must join and be a current member of your local Farm Bureau. To learn more about membership visit
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One aspect common to all Young Farmers and Ranchers activities is the opportunity to meet people. Whether you are participating at the county, state, or national level, there are others who share the same challenges and successes that you do. Social activities are where YF&Rs have fun and network at the same time!
Contact the Tulare County Farm Bureau office to inquire about the efforts of the Young Farmers and Ranchers Committee and upcoming events.
For more information, call 559-732-8301 or contact us at YFR@tulcofb.org.
