If you want the inside scoop when it comes to policies and perspectives that will affect your farm or agribusiness in 2026, don’t miss the 107th consecutive American Farm Bureau Convention. This is your opportunity to help set the agenda for the leading voice of agriculture in Washington, DC, and so much more. Participate in educational workshops to advance your leadership skills, expand your business acumen, and gain deep insight into the trends and realities impacting food production. Witness cutting edge innovation in agriculture, hear from powerful speakers, and explore the trade show to build a stronger network, shop featured products, and idea-share with other state and county Farm Bureaus.
Don’t miss the chance to look beyond the horizon at the future of agriculture, sharpen your skills and help set the agenda in Washington.
Oct 01, 2025
The American Farm Bureau Federation announced the opening of general registration today for the 2026 American Farm Bureau Convention. The convention will be held Jan. 9-14, 2026, in Anaheim, California.
Sep 30, 2025
Tim Tebow – two-time national champion, Heisman Trophy winner, College Football Hall of Fame inductee, first-round NFL draft pick and former professional baseball player – will address attendees as closing general session keynote speaker during the 2026 American Farm Bureau Convention on Monday, Jan. 12.
Sep 30, 2025
Imagination and growth fuel farming. Farmers and ranchers survey fields, flocks, herds, and orchards, imagining the possibilities. We don’t settle for the same old, and we are always looking for ways to grow and do better for our farms and families. The same is true for our leadership journey in agriculture and in Farm Bureau. That is why the American Farm Bureau Convention is the go-to event to meet other farmers and agricultural leaders, grow and learn together, imagine a bright future, and be inspired to lead.
May 07, 2024
There is a serious issue facing not only the American Farm Bureau Convention, but also the event industry as a whole. We also now have recourse. Read on to learn more about the Federal Trade Commission's latest ruling on email, text and phone scam issues.