Farmers Roundtable with John Braun - Click for Details

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Farmers Roundtable with John Braun - Click for Details -

Welcome to the Lewis County Farm Bureau, where the people who grow, raise, and steward our land come together to support agriculture and strengthen the community we call home.

Lewis County Farm Bureau supports local farmers and ranchers, engages with consumers, and collaborates with policymakers to foster the growth and sustainability of agriculture. Join us in our mission to strengthen Lewis County's agricultural community and ensure a prosperous future.

For Agriculture. For Lewis County.

For Generations to Come.

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Our Mission

The Lewis County Farm Bureau is dedicated to supporting the local agricultural community. We advocate for policies that benefit farmers and ranchers, provide essential resources, and promote sustainable practices to ensure the long-term health and productivity of our regional farming heritage.

We Meet Monthly

Join us every month for exciting gatherings where our community of farmers, ranchers and agricultural enthusiasts come together to discuss important topics, make impactful decisions, and celebrate our achievements. Discover when our next meeting is schedule.

We look forward to your active participation in shaping the future of Lewis County agriculture.

Meetings and Events
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Connect With Us

We are dedicated to supporting the agricultural community in Lewis County. Reach out to our team for business support, community connections, and regional farming resources.