County Involvement

Community
Food Check-Out Day is a celebration of the bounty from America's farms and ranches and how that bounty is shared with American consumers through affordable food prices. This year, when applied to calendar days, the average

American will have earned enough income to pay for his or her family's annual food supply in just 36 days.

During the past 8 years, Calhoun County Farm Bureau has presented a donation to the Calhoun County Food Pantry and the Helping Hands Association.


Legislative
We want our members to know what is happening with Texas Farm Bureau's top priority issues. Legislative news is available.

Leader Day in Austin is approaching and we will send two or three directors.

Youth Activities
Calhoun County Farm Bureau is very involved in youth activities. We know that these children are our future. Visit our page which details the many opportunities we provide for youth in our county.

We host a Fourth Grade Ag Day for Kids, donate to the Youth Rodeo Association, and donate to High School "Project Graduation."

Volunteer Firemen Training
In July, the Firemen's Training School is held and we pay expenses for a fireman to attend this school, held at Texas A&M University. Farm Bureau believes volunteer fire departments have been very effective in reducing the amount of loss incurred by fire in rural areas.

Benefits Information
Pick up a brochure at the county Farm Bureau office that details where benefits are available locally.

Return to Calhoun County Farm Bureau home page