Community Involvement

Youth Activities

Youth Leadership Conference
Brazos County FB sponsors students to attend the Youth Leadership Conference each year. This year's conference will be held June 11-15 in San Angelo. The deadline for applications is April 30. Click here for more information or contact the county office.

Scholarships
Three scholarships are available for graduating seniors. We invite you to read about our scholarships and fill out an application.

Brazos County Pizza Ranch
Brazos County Farm Bureau Pizza Ranch was held in College Station in Reed Arena.  All area fourth graders were invited to a two-day Agriculture Educational Event.  The different slices of the "pizza" were Dairy, Pork, Vegetables, Wheat, Poultry, Nutrition, and Careers in Agriculture.
Click here for photos of the event.

Brazos CFB Texas Day
The Brazos CFB Texas Day was held at the Aerofit Learning Center in Bryan.  Childern learned about the state flower, state flag, and many different crops and animals that we raise in the Lone Star State. Click here for photos of the event.

Food Check-Out Week
County Farm Bureaus across the Lone Star State teamed together the first week of February to ring in Food Check-Out Week, the time of year it takes for the average American household to earn enough income to afford a year's worth of food.

According to national statistics, most families had made enough in just 34 days this year (Feb. 6) to cover their annual allotment of edibles. By contrast, they'll work 77 days to cover their share of income taxes.

Despite this landmark testament to the affordability of American food, farmers see only a fraction of those dollars. Just 22 cents of every dollar spent on food finds its way to the farmer's wallet, yet Americans enjoy the safest, most abundant food supply in the world.

Brazos CFB bought groceries for five families during their observance of Food Check-Out Week.