Indy to Host Indiana Farm Bureau State Convention

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Indiana Farm Bureau’s annual state convention will return to Indianapolis. The event will be held November 15-17 at the Indiana Convention Center.

This year’s theme is “Leading the Way.” Retired Air Force lieutenant colonel and fighter pilot Rob “Waldo” Waldman will give the keynote address on Sunday, November 15, during the 6:30 p.m. general session.

County representatives will elect Indiana Farm Bureau’s next president at a business meeting on November 17. The organization says current President Don Villwock will retire from the state position and is seeking the presidency of the American Farm Bureau Federation.

Indiana Farm Bureau has more than 73,000 farmer members and 182,000 associate members.