Agriculturalists contributing to clothing, feeding, fueling and sheltering the world.
King-Pierce Farm Bureau supports farmers and ranchers, connects with consumers and works with decision makers to grow and encourage viable agriculture.
King-Pierce Farm Bureau is an organization supported solely by dues-paying members. King-Pierce Farm Bureau is one of 25 grassroots Farm Bureau organizations in Washington State, which is a part of the national network of Farm Bureau voices working to preserve and advocate for agriculture.
The Value of an Agricultural Voice
King-Pierce Farm Bureau began in October of 1976. Twelve farmers from two counties formed to become a local voice for agriculture.
Shaping the Future of Agriculture
From scholarships to Junior Livestock Shows to FFA and 4H, King-Pierce Farm Bureau believes that our future food security is in the hands of our youth and young farmers. We invest in programs that support learning where our food, fiber and fuel come from as the future is dependent on our ability to produce, while also taking care of the land that provides sustenance.
Advocacy for Agriculture
Our members lend their voice to important issues on a local and national level.
Working Closely with Elected Officials
Congresswoman Kim Schrier has met with numerous King-Pierce Farm Bureau members since being elected. We appreciate her science-based approach to agriculture and her help with the COVID-19 pandemic and the agriculture community. Her staff has been available as a resource, meeting with local farm and ranch groups resulting in changes to local policy related to COVID-19 issues.
Our KPFB Board Member, Rosella Mosby, was chosen as the first ambassador from Washington to serve on the Farm Journal Foundation thanks Congresswoman Schrier.
“Weeding is as necessary to agriculture as sowing.”
— Gandhi
