The public policy division voices the concerns of agriculture to lawmakers at the state and national levels while serving as advocates for agriculture. However, the best legislative influence comes from informed, concerned farm families communicating their beliefs to their elected representatives.
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Tennessee Farm Bureau provided input to EPA’s Office of Pesticide Programs, opposing their proposal to impose increased restrictions on agricultural herbicide.OTHER INFORMATION
As a Farm Bureau member, there are several ways to be involved with our policy process. Whether it’s encouraging your friends and neighbors to vote or attending a local Farm Bureau meeting, our volunteer leaders are vital to what we do.
Policy Development Process
What makes our organization so successful is the grassroots structure our forefathers created.
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After policy development meetings, the Resolutions Committee discusses issues and proposes state policy to ensure alignment with members’ beliefs.
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