The Delaware Farm Bureau has launched a special student membership program targeting young adults between 18 and 25 years old who are pursuing agriculture-related studies at the college level. The organization is offering this new category at a reduced annual fee of $30.
This membership tier caters specifically to college students studying agriculture or related disciplines who want to support and defend Delaware’s farming industry through educational initiatives and advocacy work. Student members will gain access to professional networking events, educational workshops, leadership training programs, and opportunities to influence the direction of agriculture policy in Delaware.
Through their Delaware Farm Bureau membership, students can bridge the gap between academic studies and practical industry experience while forming valuable professional connections and joining Delaware’s most prominent agricultural advocacy group.
As an incentive, the organization will provide free Delaware Farm Bureau t-shirts to the first ten students who sign up for membership.
Students who want additional information about the program or wish to enroll can go to defb.org or reach out to Jaiden Cain, the organization’s Membership and Outreach Coordinator, via email at [email protected].
