- La Plata-Archuleta County Farm Bureau is a grassroots organization of productive, politically-active people joining together to solve common problems.
- Farm Bureau is the voice of farmers and ranchers in local meetings, at state legislature and in the nation's capital.
- Members at the county level provide direction all the way to the national organization.
- Farm Bureau members produce most of your food and the fiber that goes into your clothes, and they manage many acres of open space.
- Generations of American farmers and ranchers have discovered that the Farm Bureau enables them to reach goals they cannot reach alone.
CALENDARMeetings, hearings, auctions, and events.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The Farm Bureau Board meetings have been changed to the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 7:30 at the fire station in Ignacio.
Farm Bureau Minutes:
FARM BUREAU MEMBERSHIP
- As of December 31,2000 the La Plata-Archuleta County Farm Bureau has 1,642 members, 289 are voting members and 1,353 are associate members.
- For a La Plata-Archuleta County Farm Bureau membership application please email Ms. Johnson at greggj9@yahoo.com
- Colorado Farm Bureau 2001 Policy document.
Details of Farm Bureau philosophy and policy on government, money, taxes, transportation, air, water, wildlife, land, health, education, economic, agricultural and community issues.
FARM BUREAU FINANCIAL SERVICESOVER 20 YEARS SERVING LA PLATA COUNTY
- Farm and Ranch Insurance
- Health Insurance
- Life Insurance
- Long Term Care Insurance
- Annuities
- Mutual Funds
- Home, Auto, and Business Insurance
- Workmans Compensation
For more information about Farm Bureau Financial Services please call
Steve Martinez at (970) 247-0900.
Or click here to request an insurance quote. 
MAKING YOUR VOICE HEARDTips on contacting your legislator.
- Legislators will prioritize communication from constituents (people whom they represent) and may or may not consider messages from non-constituents.
- Leave detailed phone messages, including your name and phone number. Include the bill number and your position (whether you support or oppose it) and a brief reason to support your position.
- If you write a letter or send an e-mail, limit length to one page.
- The more concise and clear your letter is, the more likely your legislator will be to read it and understand your position.
- Always be respectful and never use threatening language.
- It's okay, in fact very effective, to be passionate about an issue, but personal attacks will diminish your message and damage your credibility.
Call your state legislators toll-free during legislative session
House of Representatives: 1-800-811-7647
Senate: 1-888-473-8136
Note: These numbers can only be used to leave messages with the receptionists- callers cannot be connected to individual extensions.
FARM BUREAU LINKS
- American Farm Bureau
http://www.fb.com/ - Colorado Farm Bureau
http://www.colofb.com/ - Farm Bureau Insurance Services, Inc.
http://www.afbisinc.com/
For more information about La Plata-Archuleta County Farm Bureau
please contact Ms. Linda Anderson at aaranchhand@hotmail.com
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