California Farm Bureau

Overview

The California Farm Bureau Federation (CFBF) is a non-profit organization established in 1919, representing nearly 78,000 members across 53 county Farm Bureaus in California. It advocates for farmers and ranchers, focusing on legislation, sustainable agriculture, and providing educational resources. CFBF emphasizes core values of service, integrity, family, and trust, aiming to protect California's agricultural legacy and support the farming community.

CFBF engages in various activities, including influencing policy, educating members on critical issues, and promoting long-term economic viability for agriculture. It publishes resources such as Ag Alert and California Bountiful to keep members informed. Initiatives like Young Farmers & Ranchers and Leadership Farm Bureau foster community involvement and leadership within the agricultural sector. Membership is open to anyone involved in agriculture, reflecting a commitment to the family farm and member satisfaction.

Basic Information

Contact Details

• Phone: +1 916-561-5500
• Website: cfbf.com
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/cafarmbureau

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

• Legislative advocacy for farmers and ranchers
• Sustainable agriculture promotion
• Educational resources and programs
• Policy influence and economic viability for agriculture
• Community outreach and advocacy campaigns
• Young Farmers & Ranchers and Leadership programs
• Agricultural news and publications
• Member benefits and services
• Family farm protection
• Agricultural networking and industry partnerships
• Environmental and health programs

Technologies Used

• Adobe Coldfusion
• Amazon AWS
• Google Tag Manager
• Mobile Friendly
• Open AdStream (Appnexus)
• Outlook
• Salesforce
• Slack
• WordPress.org
• YouTube

Affiliated Organizations & Regional Branches