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We are seeking a Field Services Manager in KFB's 8th District. Candidate must reside within 30 miles within the assigned district that serves the following 11 Kansas counties: Clark, Edwards, Ford, Gray, Hodgeman, Lane, Meade, Ness, Pawnee, Rush, and Scott. This individual will serve on a team of Kansas Farm Bureau staff that works directly with County Farm Bureaus to ensure effectiveness of local programming and long-term vitality of the grassroots organizational structure. For full details and to apply by May 23, go here: https://www.kfb.org/About/Careers
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We are seeking a Field Services Manager in KFB's 8th District. Candidate must reside within 30 miles within the assigned district that serves the following 11 Kansas counties: Clark, Edwards, Ford, Gray, Hodgeman, Lane, Meade, Ness, Pawnee, Rush, and Scott. This individual will serve on a team of Kansas Farm Bureau staff that works directly with County Farm Bureaus to ensure effectiveness of local programming and long-term vitality of the grassroots organizational structure. For full details and to apply by May 23, go here: https://www.kfb.org/About/Careers
careers_Kfb
We are seeking a Field Services Manager in KFB's 8th District. Candidate must reside within 30 miles within the assigned district that serves the following 11 Kansas counties: Clark, Edwards, Ford, Gray, Hodgeman, Lane, Meade, Ness, Pawnee, Rush, and Scott. This individual will serve on a team of Kansas Farm Bureau staff that works directly with County Farm Bureaus to ensure effectiveness of local programming and long-term vitality of the grassroots organizational structure. For full details and to apply by May 16, go here: https://www.kfb.org/About/Careers
Advocacy events in Topeka
Registration is open for several KFB events happening Jan. 16-17 in Topeka!
County Presidents Conference - Jan. 16
The County Presidents Conference on Jan. 16 will gather county Farm Bureau association leaders to:
• Build relationships between peers leading county associations across the state.
• Increase knowledge of Farm Bureau priorities, services, opportunities and support in order to elevate the success of local work and establish greater consistency in association governance and strategy.
• Enhance the skills and capacity of county presidents as the foundation for high-functioning, efficient and effective county associations.
Learn more about County Presidents Conference at www.kfb.org/cpc24. Registration is due Jan. 4.
Campaign School Mini Session - Jan. 16
If you're considering running for state legislature, school board, county commission or other public office, KFB's Campaign School Mini Session on Jan. 16 can teach you the nuts and bolts of campaigning and help you execute a winning campaign. The sessions are only $50 for Farm Bureau members in Kansas and $75 for nonmembers. Attendance is limited to the first 20 registrations at each location.
The session offered Jan. 16 will be from 1-5 p.m. at the Kansas Chamber, 534 S. Kansas Ave., Ste 1400 in Topeka. More dates and locations are offered for the Campaign School mini sessions. You can learn more at https://www.kfb.org/Article/Campaign-School.
Day at the Statehouse - Jan. 16-17
Farm Bureau members in Kansas are also encouraged to register for Day at the Statehouse (DAS), held Jan. 16-17, where farmers and ranchers learn about legislative issues, advocate policy with lawmakers and engage in valuable conversations to be the Voice of Agriculture.
Learn more about Day at the Statehouse and register at www.kfb.org/das. Registration is due Jan. 4.
Larry - Farm Bureau Promo
Retired KAKE-TV personality and host of "Hatteberg's People,” Larry Hatteberg, will join us Dec. 3 as our keynote speaker at KFB’s 105th annual meeting. Throughout the nation, he is known as an Emmy award-winning video storyteller who can “touch” people with his television journalism. With more than 120 national, regional and state awards, Larry has helped set broadcast standards for television journalists all over the world. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3VM4YBQ.
28 days left to file
If you’re considering running for school board or city council, be aware of the filing deadline of June 1 (that's 28 days away). Learn more about these positions and how you can make an impact in your community by following Engaged Kansas and visiting www.engagedkansas.org. #engagedkansas
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13,210. That’s the number of children in Kansas who struggle with hunger. That is one too many. Help us alleviate hunger for Kansans. www.kfb.org/endhunger.
End Hunger Atchison County
Did you know 1 in 10 people in Kansas face hunger? The Kansas Farm Bureau and Farm Bureau Financial Services initiative, End Hunger, aims to alleviate those struggling with hunger across our state. Learn how Atchison County is helping hunger efforts in their community.
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County Farm Bureau boards and Farm Bureau Financial Services agents across the state raised $150,000 for the End Hunger fund. These funds were distributed across Kansas to reduce food insecurity and fund creative grassroots initiatives. We’re continuing the success of the program through various ways. Learn how you can help
Become a Member Today!
Become a member and support farmers and ranchers, receive wonderful benefits and get access to Kansas Farm Bureau Health Plans!
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GARRETT AND CALEY LOVE - 2022 FARM FAMILY OF THE YEAR!
Garrett and Caley Love farm in Gray County where they raise cattle and grow milo, soybeans corn and wheat on dryland and irrigated acres, in addition to raising their four children: Abby, Lauren, Grayson and Eliza. Conservation is crucial to the Loves’ operation, which has used no-till practices to protect the soil and preserve moisture. The Loves have diversified their income through a pheasant and deer hunting business. Garrett and Caley are active civic leaders, and they appreciate Farm Bureau’s role in advancing rural issues.
Congratulations to the Love family!
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The deadline to apply for KFB's District 8 Field Service Manager in the southwest area of Kansas is Sept. 7!
Our Field Services Manager serves on a team of Kansas Farm Bureau staff that work directly with the Kansas County Farm Bureaus to ensure effectiveness of local programming and long-term vitality of the grassroots organizational structure. The incumbent in this role also develops relationships with producers, ag businesses, community organizations and elected officials to create and maintain strong memberships and partnerships for the benefit of agriculture and rural Kansas. This role is also responsible for managing issues in the designated district and other issues as assigned by the supervisor or organizational leadership.
Visit https://www.kfb.org/About/Careers to apply!
