Woodford County Farm Bureau President Rebecca Shryock says proposed tax law changes threaten rural America.

KFB President Mark Haney encourages Kentuckians to get vaccinated for COVID-19.

Perry County Farm Bureau President Mary Jones says Farm Bureau is strong because counties work together.

Kentucky's Ann Margaret Hughes experienced first hand the cruel reality of the death tax.

KFB First Vice President Eddie Melton says farmers need to active participants in the climate change discussion.

KFB President Mark Haney says farmers and ranchers are concerned about proposed changes in estate taxes.

KFB Insurance CEO John Sparrow says the Clays for a Cause event is helping battle food insecurity in the state.

AFBF's  Director of Congressional Relations Andrew Walmsley says the climate policy debate is center stage in Washington.

Hart County Farm Bureau President Hope Reynolds knows the collective strength of the Farm Bureau voice.

Breathitt County's Erik Holbrook is encouraged to be a member of KFB's 2021 LEAD Class.