Kansas Farm Bureau will hold its 108th annual meeting Dec. 5-7 in Manhattan, bringing members together for several days of workshops, networking, recognition and grassroots policy development.
The meeting will begin Saturday evening with the Kansas Farm Bureau Foundation Fundraiser, which will feature a National Finals Rodeo theme and be streamed live. KFB President Glenn Brunkow said the annual meeting provides members an opportunity to advocate for agriculture, learn from one another and recognize the work of Farm Bureau members across the state.
Sunday’s schedule will include informational workshops, tradeshow vendors and a silent auction. Jason Brown, a former NFL lineman who now owns and operates First Fruits Farm in North Carolina, will deliver the keynote address.
During Sunday’s general session, KFB will present awards recognizing Friends of Agriculture, county Farm Bureaus, media and the 2026 mental health advocate. Farm Families of the Year and Leadership KFB participants will also be recognized during the Sunday evening banquet, along with the organization’s Distinguished Service honoree.
The annual meeting will conclude Monday with voting delegates debating and adopting policy statements for 2027. Delegates will also elect the KFB president and board members representing even-numbered Farm Bureau districts.
Additional information about the annual meeting is available at kfb.org/annualmeeting.
