Indiana Farm Bureau Announces 2026 Legislative Priorities
Indiana Farm Bureau has announced its priorities for the 2026 legislative session, influenced by the current state of the agriculture economy and the need to secure a brighter future for Indiana farms and rural communities.
“Last year we were laser focused on tax legislation with it being a budget year,” said INFB President Randy Kron. “This year, we need the General Assembly to consider legislation that will protect farms and rural communities to ultimately ensure safe, affordable food not just for Hoosiers but for people all over the world.”
The priorities are focused on protecting farms and rural communities to ensure safe and affordable food.
- Protecting farms and rural communities
- Ensuring safe and affordable food
Author's summary: Indiana Farm Bureau sets 2026 legislative priorities.
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