GFB Field Notes: Georgia dogs win top prizes in AFBF contests

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January 31, 2024 Vol. 6, No. 2

Public Policy | Certified Farm Markets | GFB Insurance

Ag Literacy | Young Farmers & Ranchers

McDuffie canine wins AFBF Farm Dog of the Year

DeKalb County pooch voted People’s Choice Pup.

Ropers finish in top 10 for AFBF Award

Andy Paul, David and Lindsey Morgan also represent Georgia in national competition

AFBF celebrates successes, settles policy at annual convention

Delegates vote in favor of reforming the tournament style pay for poultry producers and fighting for a higher cotton marketing loan rate.

Farm family mental well-being services revolutionized

Program harnesses a network of farmers and ranchers who understand the challenges and rewards that come with ag life.

Georgia Peanut Show includes awards, crop and farm bill updates

Multiple Farm Bureau members receive awards. Foreign land ownership, peanut allergies & farm bill discussed. Boddiford re-elected GPC chairman.

Ag Forecast features economic outlook, farm bill update, farmer of the year

UGA agricultural economists think Georgia will only see an economic slowdown instead of a recession.

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