2025 New Jersey Farm Bureau Annual Report
26 Jan 2026, Posted by in News, State NewsWant to know what your New Jersey Farm Bureau has done in the last year? Click here for the 2025 NJFB Annual Report!
Want to know what your New Jersey Farm Bureau has done in the last year? Click here for the 2025 NJFB Annual Report!
The following are some observations from NJFB staff after attending the American Farm Bureau Convention in Anaheim, CA. H2A seasonal ag labor users would have been encouraged by numerous mentions during the convention of the attention being given to ag labor reforms. Aside from the win…
After months of negotiations, Governor Murphy signed S3446 into law, amending the farmland assessment statute. The bill adds three new members to the Farmland Evaluation Committee (2 representing forestry and one public member) , establishes an online application portal and increases fines for those applicants…
Dan Sullivan of Lancaster Farming attended day 1 of the NJFB annual meeting, and spoke to several farmers about farming in 2025. Click here to read the full story from Lancaster Farming.
New Jersey Legislative SRO, NJ – A new bipartisan law expands legal protections for commercial farmers by allowing them to recover costs tied to bad-faith complaints. Senator Parker Space sponsored the measure, which strengthens provisions of the state’s “Right to Farm Act.” Governor Phil Murphy signed…
The Department of Labor has issued an interim final rule (IFR) effective on October 2, 2025, revising how hourly Adverse Effect Wage Rates (AEWRs) are calculated for H-2A nonimmigrant agricultural workers. The new AEWR rule follows the US Department of Agriculture’s announcement of the discontinuation of the Farm…
Click here to read the Lancaster Farming article on the change in NJFB Executive Director, featuring Peter Furey and Liz Thompson.
Click here to read the Lancaster Farming profile story on NJFB President Allen Carter, and his role at Tuckahoe Turf Farms.
STATE FUNDING FOR AG-LETTERS NEEDED: Letters from county boards and individual farmers are welcome to assist the push to pass two priority state funding issues: Rutgers NJAES state budget; SADC annual appropriations. On the former, email/telephone contacts should go to every state senator urging restoration…
So, what are those attractive annuity rates offered by your American National sales agent mentioned in last week’s newsletter. South Jersey general agent Jack Dempsey is providing them … Click here to see what is being offered as of April 23.