Join the state's largest farm advocacy organization. Our members ensure the future of family farms, natural resource conservation and locally grown food. Find your nearest County Farm Bureau to join our family or learn more about youth scholarship and volunteer opportunities in your community. See the latest events and conferences.
We hold various networking, leadership and educational sessions on agricultural-related topics throughout the state. Join us this year as we showcase our farm families, both on the farm and in the community. Florida Farm Bureau celebrated Florida agriculture and football with two Ag Day celebrations this fall.
We hold various networking, leadership and educational sessions on agricultural-related topics throughout the state. Join us this year as we showcase our farm families, both on the farm and in the community. Florida Farm Bureau celebrated Florida agriculture and football with two Ag Day celebrations this fall.
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The Florida Farm Bureau Federation's mission is "to increase the net income of farmers and ranchers, and to improve the quality of rural life." The vision of the FFBF is Florida Farm Bureau will be the most effective, influential and respected Farm Bureau in the nation. To truly be recognized as Florida's Voice of Agriculture.
On behalf of our state board of directors and the entire Farm Bureau family I welcome you. We are delighted that you are visiting our website. The information you will find here will give you an indication of the scope of programs and activities Farm Bureau offers its members. I think you will also see the positive personal relationships and citizen activism our large family embraces.
Florida Farm & Family (formerly FloridAgriculture magazine) is a bimonthly magazine for Florida Farm Bureau members featuring content about Florida farmers, local travel, recipes, gardening tips and much more. Get the latest agricultural updates and quick news affecting farmers and ranchers in Florida with your membership.
Florida Farm Bureau can help reporters arrange interviews, obtain background information and select story topics on a diverse range of subjects such as air quality, animal welfare, education, environment, farm markets, farm policy, food affordability, food safety and quality, land use, property rights, regulations, wildlife, transportation, water quality just to name a few.
We are the state's largest, non-profit general agricultural organization. We are more than 136,000 member-families strong. Through a grassroots structure, we ensure the future of family farms, locally grown food and the rural land. Membership in the Florida Farm Bureau means that you are part of a growing community of families who support agriculture in our state.
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Austin Bennett
Oct 06, 2021
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Jean Summers
Oct 03, 2021
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A. N.
May 16, 2021
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Had a homeowners claim with FFB that ended up dragging on endlessly. Made a structural claim after an accident damaged part of the house. The claim was given to an adjuster who was extremely unresponsive. It took almost 4 months for him to write a denial (had to escalate it to his Manager multiple times as he never returned calls). On the rare occasion he did return calls, he would just usher me off of them as soon as he could siting "any questions can be answered in our denial letter" which he said they would be sending from the very first phone call I had with him, before even seeing any evidence
Joshua Brown
Nov 06, 2020
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Sonorant Mag
Aug 21, 2020
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Terrible, terrible, terrible customer service. My family has been with Farm Bureau for years but that will soon change. They have demonstrated blatant disregard for the coronavirus pandemic and its impacts on FB customers. I called multiple times over the past few months and have received a single call back about my issue, which was promptly shrugged off. Especially because the price of membership and high cost of insurance relative to other companies—you all should be ashamed of yourselves.
Pat Brunson
Jul 12, 2019
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Cathy Bass
Jan 09, 2019
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Wish I could give them zero stars. Sean McNeill, Rachel Breeden, and Toni Soto are disrespectful, unhelpful and I would strongly recommend you use ANYONE else. I was with them for years and they managed to cancel my insurance without telling me, you know how I found out? The State of Florida sent me a really polite letter, more polite than anything FFB has ever sent. And then when I called FFB to figure out what happened they continued to be incompetent and surly. I don't know how this many people who work in a customer service field can have zero people skills between them.
Brandon
Jul 06, 2017
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This highly unorganized company at multiple levels of authority has been a huge disappointment. Never have I ever been given the run around more than this company has. This company uses systems and technology that many other company's have abandoned in the late 90's making them highly unorganized and not capable of regular and or timely communication between employees and offices. I wouldn't recommend them to even Fred Flintstone himself.
Becky Sinn
Nov 02, 2016
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My policy was canceled. I missed two payments after two years of timely payments due to incredible personal circumstances. I did not get a phone call to warn me that my policy would be canceled. I certainly did not get a call informing me that once cancelled, my policy would then be unreinstatable. In fact, i didn't even get an email or a letter to warn me. When I tried to reach out and pay my late bill I spoke to Rachel who assured me she would try to have the underwriter reinstate my policy, and even if he couldn't, she would call me back and let me know.. She didn't. I then called several agents
Charity White
Jun 19, 2016
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I had a terrible time dealing with Rachel Breeden and Sean McNeill. They would not answer their phones or call me back and when I could not get ahold of them my insurance lapsed. They reassured me it would be reinstated at the original rate and it was increased due to their error. They set me up with insurance with Progressive for the weekend so I would be covered. That weekend turned into 2 weeks of me paying a %60 inflated rate. There is no possible way that was the best rate I could have gotten at the time. If for some reason you decide to work with Florida Farm Bureau make sure you are not