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Arizona Farm Bureau — The Voice of Arizona Agriculture
Protecting the future of farming, ranching & the food on your table.
Join the movement that stands up for AZ’s hardworking producers.
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📸 Instagram: @AZfarmbureau The Arizona Farm Bureau is Arizona’s largest farm and ranch organization with membership that represents production agriculture throughout the state of Arizona. We are "The Voice of Agriculture" in Arizona. Farm Bureau is an independent, non-governmental grassroots organization that analyzes problems and formulates action to achieve educational improvement, economic opportunity, and social advancement and thereby to promote the national well-being. As the agriculture industry faces new challenges in the future, Farm Bureau will be there to assist our members in tackling those challenges. We will be involved in lobbying on county, state and national issues. We will be there to discuss issues of profitability, property rights, labor, water, trade, farm policy, tax issues, environmental issues and much more. We will also continue to offer value to our members by making products and services available to our members at discount prices.
10/08/2026
Join us tomorrow on Live for Friday as we celebrate farms hosting on the farm. Tomorrow's interview will be with
10/08/2026
From field to feed to the dinner table. 🌱🐄
Arizona-grown alfalfa provides nutritious feed for cattle, connecting two important parts of our state's agriculture industry. It's another example of how Arizona agriculture works together from the ground up.
10/07/2026
Arizona’s commercial family dairies and the state’s small urban farms don’t look alike, and they shouldn’t. One runs milk cows and multi-cutting alfalfa fields; the other might be a half-acre of winter greens behind a Phoenix warehouse. The link is manure. Dairies such as those partnered with Diversified Organics in the Valley turn that manure into pathogen-reduced, organic-certified compost that leafy-green and specialty growers can actually use. Large animal agriculture supplies the organic matter Arizona’s desert soils almost never make on their own.
10/07/2026
"We need more farmers on the other side of those desks who understand what we're dealing with and are making policy decisions."
-Sine Kerr, former Arizona State Senator, 2026 Candidate for Arizona Lieutenant Governor
How much water does Arizona really use? 💧 A surprising comparison between swimming pools and alfalfa fields puts our water use into perspective.
See the bigger picture in Growing Home: Arizona, Arizona Farm Bureau's water documentary.
10/01/2026
Arizona alfalfa farmers average one ton per cutting and have been known to get as much as two tons per cutting. (*Source: USDA/NASS)
09/30/2026
Support local. Grow local. 🌱🌵
When you choose Arizona-grown products, you're supporting the farmers, ranchers and communities that keep our state growing. That's something to be Proudly Arizona about.
09/30/2026
"We love what we do. Whether it's working alongside our employees or tinkering with equipment, we're hands-on every step of the way."
Jace Mille, Pinal County generational farmer
Yes, that's right -- cattle can swim!
A dip is just one of many steps in the process to safely move heifers and steers from Sonora, Mexico, to Douglas, Ariz.
Take a video tour of the newly reopened facility: https://youtu.be/nBMcUpqiZw0?is=5iL1JaPjldvriqJx
What happens when the water stops flowing? 💧 For farmers, losing access to water can mean losing crops, livelihoods and the future of their farms.
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