You can join the Illinois Farm Bureau (IFB) as a non-farmer to support Illinois agriculture through advocacy for farmers, environmental sustainability, and strong rural economy. Members also receive exclusive discounts and can stay informed about ag news and policy through IFB publications and radio networks.
By being a member of the Bureau County Farm Bureau®, you can take advantage of all the State and local savings just by showing your membership card at these and other participating businesses. If you would like more information about the State and Local Discount Programs, contact the Farm Bureau Office, or click on their discount links.
We offer state and local discounts, see what one works best for you!
Associate Members of the Farm Bureau are often referred to as “A” members. The annual dues for an “A” membership are $20. “A” members have less than $2500 of gross annual farm income. Members pay an annual fee of $20. New members with proper classification are approved at the monthly Board of Directors meeting.
“Farmer” Members of the Farm Bureau are often referred to as “M” members. To qualify as an “M” member, a person must have a substantial financial interest in the production of agricultural products, a least $2500 of gross annual farm income per year. This can be from the sale of agricultural commodities such as corn, soybeans, wheat, Christmas trees, vegetables, pumpkins, cattle, hogs, sheep, and cash rent from farmland ownership or possibly other specialty products contributing to our food and fiber system. The annual dues for an “M” membership are $100 in Bureau County. The Bureau County Farm Bureau’s membership year is December 1-November 30. Members that join during the year pay on a prorated basis. Please contact the local Farm Bureau office for rates. New members with proper classification are approved at the monthly Board of Directors meeting.