Standing With Knox County Farmers
Knox County Farm Bureau brings local farmers, ranchers, and rural landowners together to protect agriculture, advocate at the county and state level, and keep farming strong for the next generation.
Membership Built for Knox County Agriculture
Your membership funds local advocacy, connects you to a network of farmers and landowners, and gives you a direct voice in the policies that affect your land and livelihood.
A Voice in Local Policy
We represent member interests before the Knox County Commission, state legislature, and regulatory agencies on issues like zoning, water rights, and farmland preservation.
Farmland Preservation
We work to protect greenbelt tax status, support conservation easements, and slow the loss of farmland to development pressure.
Community & Education
From Ag in the Classroom to the county fair, we connect Knox County families to where their food comes from.
Ways to Get Involved
Knox County Farm Bureau members take part in statewide programs built for every stage of an agricultural life.
Ag in the Classroom
Bringing agricultural literacy into Knox County schools through classroom visits and garden grants.
Young Farmers & Ranchers
Leadership development and community for farmers and ranchers ages 18-35.
Women's Leadership
The Knox County Farm Bureau Women's Group promotes agriculture and serves the community monthly.
What We're Working On
A look at the current policy priorities Knox County Farm Bureau is advocating for on behalf of local farmers.
Protecting Greenbelt Tax Status
Advocating to preserve fair agricultural land assessments as Knox County continues to grow.
Farm Water Access & Runoff Rules
Working with local officials on water policy that keeps farms viable without excessive regulatory burden.
Rural Roads & Broadband Access
Pushing for infrastructure investment that reaches Knox County's working farms, not just the urban core.
Upcoming Events
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Join Knox County Farm Bureau Today
Membership starts at just $30 a year and supports every farmer in Knox County through advocacy, education, and community.
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