NJFB 2014 Policies now available
26 Nov 2013, Posted by Meetings and Events, State News inPolices adopted by the delegates of the New Jersey Farm Bureau 95th Annual Meeting are now available online.
Polices adopted by the delegates of the New Jersey Farm Bureau 95th Annual Meeting are now available online.
Photos from the NJFB Annual Meeting are now available on this website. They can be found by clicking on “Photo Gallery” in the News menu. Or you can go there by clicking here.
The NJ Farm Bureau Annual Meeting will be held November 18-19 at the Princeton Westin at Forrestal Village.
Open-space preservation remains a popular initiative among state voters, but state legislators and the Christie administration aren’t so enthusiastic.
Across New Jersey, seven out of 10 ballot questions dealing with raising funds to maintain parks and open space won approval from voters on Tuesday, which conservationists say again demonstrated public support for efforts to keep drinking water clean, as well as preserving parks and green spaces.
But will lawmakers follow through on voter’s wishes?Click here to read more from NJ Spotlight.
The deadline for submitting comments to the FDA regarding the rule implementing the Food Safety Modernization Act is November 15. NJ Farm Bureau encourages all producers who may be impacted to submit comments.
Rutgers Cooperative Extension will be hosting several Food Safety Workshops over the winter, starting in December. Topics will include:
Click here for dates, locations and other details for the upcoming food safety workshops.
The NJFB Annual Meeting will be held Monday and Tuesday, November 18-19, 2013 at the Princeton Westin at Forestall Village.
Don’t forget to register for your meals for this event – Click here for the meal reservation form.
Philip J. Traino, 80, a career farmer who was president of the Vegetable Growers Association of New Jersey in 1976-78, died of heart failure Tuesday, Oct. 22, at his home in Marlton.
Click here to read the complete obituary from the Philadelphia Inquirer.