Wisconsin Farm Bureau Annual Meeting and YFA Conference
The WFBF Annual Meeting will be taking on an all virtual format this year to keep our members and staff safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. The virtual meeting will be offered to WFBF members free of charge. The 101st WFBF Annual Meeting will be held December 4-5 and will bring together Wisconsin farmers, ag business professionals and agriculture supporters to discuss top issues impacting agriculture. While a virtual event cannot replace the camaraderie and networking provided at an in-person event, there are many unique opportunities members will experience during the virtual conference.
“WFBF is committed to making this new format a successful experience for all members. We ask our county Farm Bureau members to be flexible, open-minded and willing to ask questions along the way.” – WFBF President Joe Bragger
One of the most important items of business at each WFBF Annual Meeting is the grassroots policy development process. This tradition will hold strong, although will be conducted in a virtual format. County Farm Bureaus elect voting delegates who will participate in a resolution session during Saturday’s program to establish policy positions to guide WFBF staff throughout 2021.
This year’s agenda features a great line up of workshops and opportunities to celebrate the accomplishments of members from across the state!
*Registration for the 2020 WFBF Annual Meeting is now closed.
2020 YFA Conference Information
Click here for more information on the 2020 Virtual YFA Conference.
Silent Auction
With this year’s WFBF Annual Meeting moving to a virtual format, the difficult decision was made to forego the silent auction. This is one of Wisconsin Farm Bureau Foundation’s largest fundraising events throughout the year. If you normally donated an item to or would bid on the silent auction, please consider making a donation to the Centennial fundraiser. All funds raised through this campaign benefit the agricultural education and leadership programs through the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Foundation.
To learn more about or donate to the Centennial campaign, visit here.
