The Utah Farm Bureau Federation (UFBF) is the state's largest voluntary organization of farmers and ranchers – but really, we consist of more than 34,000 member families committed to protecting Utah’s farms and ranches, and ensuring a safe, fresh and locally grown food supply. Our members live in all of Utah's 29 counties and belong to county Farm Bureaus, which, in turn, comprise the Utah Farm Bu
reau Federation. The Utah Farm Bureau Federation is an affiliate of the American Farm Bureau Federation, which boasts more than 6 million members nationwide. UFBF represents all commodity interests and is involved in all issues that are of concern to the state’s farmers and ranchers, including taxation, property rights and services to the farm community. The organization works to support its producer members through legislative advocacy, leadership development programs, commodity associations, rural health & safety programs, insurance products, marketing, and other services. UFBF Social Media Policy
We encourage comments on Utah Farm Bureau Federation social media platforms. Your ideas and concerns are important to ensure that a broad range of Americans are active and informed about agriculture. We encourage public interaction and communication about the content we post on our social media accounts. However, this does not imply that the Utah Farm Bureau Federation or any County Farm Bureau within Utah agrees with or accepts the content, opinions, or views expressed within any public comment. The person who posts a comment is solely responsible for the content of the comment. While we do not discriminate against views or opinions posted to our social networking accounts, we reserve the right to remove or not approve any comment. A comment will not be edited or modified to remove unacceptable content; the entire comment will simply be deleted. We expect conversations to follow the conventions of polite discourse. Some of the reasons we may remove or not approve a comment are listed below:
- Vulgar, obscene or abusive language or images;
- Personal attacks, unsupported accusations, defamation or threats of any kind;
- Offensive terms targeted at groups or persons of a specific ethnicity, race or sexual orientation;
- Advertisements or language focused primarily on promoting commercial interests or services;
- Spam or subject matter that is clearly off topic
