Douglas County Farm Bureau

12/29/2025

Join Farm Bureau members from across Kansas Jan. 20–21 in Topeka for the 2026 Day at the Statehouse — your opportunity to connect directly with state legislators and make a lasting impact on the issues that matter to agriculture.

The event kicks off Tuesday afternoon with updates from Kansas Farm Bureau’s lobby team, deep dives into key policy priorities and a dinner reception with legislators. On Wednesday, attendees will head to the Capitol for breakfast, committee meetings and one-on-one conversations with lawmakers.

The registration deadline is Jan. 6. For more about the event, hotel information and the most up-to-date agenda, please visit the Day at the Statehouse website.

Registration is through the KFB Membership System. Please contact your county coordinator to register.

Farm Bureau members in Kansas are encouraged to register for Day at the Statehouse (DAS) where farmers and ranchers learn about legislative issues, advocate policy with lawmakers and engage in valuable conversations to be the Voice of Agriculture.

12/29/2025

Whether it’s snow, mud, freezing temps, or all the above equipment keeps working when the weather turns tough. Farm Bureau members can access special pricing and financing options. Gear up for 2026: 👉 https://bit.ly/362elHR

It’s another great reason to love your Farm Bureau membership.

12/22/2025

Farm and ranch operations involve equipment, fuel, electrical systems and livestock — all of which have unique fire risks. Having fire extinguishers correctly placed and properly maintained is an essential part of protecting people, animals and property. Grainger has secured special pricing for Farm Bureau members on select AMEREX and BUCKEYE fire extinguishers. Offer expires March 31. Visit www.kfb.org/benefits and search Grainger to get the KFB account number and order links.

12/22/2025

Farm Bureau members in Kansas have access to discounted tickets to top nationwide attractions with Ticket Deals. Save up to 50% on top theme parks; up to 40% on movie tickets; and also save on water parks, shows, sporting events and more. Learn more at wwwk.fb.org/benefits.

It’s another great reason to love your Farm Bureau membership.

12/21/2025

From all of us to all of you, Merry Christmas.

The office is closed until after the holidays. We will see you for a new and exciting 2026!

12/17/2025

The 2026 Leaders Engaged and Acting in D.C. (LEAD) trip is March 9-11. It's a great opportunity for county board members from around the state to bring their families to Washington, D.C., experience our nation’s capital and see Farm Bureau policy in action at the federal level. County leaders should register through their county coordinator by Feb. 5. https://www.kfb.org/Article/KFB-2026-LEAD-Trip

12/15/2025

Valley Hope provides access to effective addiction treatment and recovery support across the state with locations in Norton, Atchison and Moundridge. Known for trusted, affordable, compassionate care, Valley Hope provides a full continuum of addiction treatment. Farm Bureau members in Kansas receive a $1,000 discount off of Valley Hope's Traditional Care rate for 30-day residential treatment. Explore Valley Hope’s programs, locations and access addiction treatment 24/7 at ValleyHope.org.

It’s another great benefit of your Farm Bureau membership.

12/11/2025

Movie tickets make great stocking stuffers, white elephant gifts, and more.

And did you know.....we offer discounted Regal Cinema tickets to Douglas County members as a local benefit for only $9.00 per ticket?! That is nearly a $5.00 savings per ticket.

Tickets can be purchased at any of our agency locations in Douglas County. Get yours today :)

12/11/2025

Earlier this year our county board recognized the Wulfkuhle family as our county Farm Bureau Farm Family of The Year.

At the 107th Kansas Farm Bureau annual meeting, the Wulfkuhle family was awarded the Kansas Farm Bureau District 2 Farm Family of The Year!

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The purpose of the Farm Family of the Year Award is to recognize outstanding Farm Bureau families who have distinguished themselves through participation in Farm Bureau programs and leadership, family activities, community, civic service, and display good farm operation management. The family also must be actively participating in production agriculture.

This year the Kansas Farm Bureau District 2 Farm Family of the Year Award goes to the Carolyn and the late Lloyd Wulfkuhle family.

The Wulfkuhle family settled on Lone Pine in 1862.
Carolyn currently operates three separate agriculture businesses, each serving a unique role within the overall operation; Lone Pine Acres, Lone Pine Farms, LLC, and Lone Pine Ag-Services, Inc. Across all three businesses the Wulfkuhle family is committed to using conservation-minded practices, staying customer focused, and building strong relationships in local and extended agriculture communities.

County Farm Bureau History:
-Became active in 1959
-Held a key role in establishing the Young Farmers & Ranchers (YF&R) Committee in Douglas County
-Rich history of involvement in local 4-H and FFA programs
-Served as board members for multiple terms
-Participated as voting delegates for Douglas County Farm Bureau numerous times

State/National Farm Bureau History:
-Organized and operated early state YF&R conferences
-Acted as voting delegates
-Represented Kansas Farm Bureau as a national delegate
-Were involved in agriculture advocacy in Washington D.C.

“The future of agriculture is both exciting and challenging, shaped by technological advancements, evolving consumer demands, and the increasing need for sustainable practices. Farm Bureau should continue to be a strong advocate for farmers, playing a key role in shaping policy that supports both traditional farming methods and the adoption of new technologies”. – Carolyn Wulfkuhle

12/11/2025

County board member, Cheryl Hunsinger, was recognized at the Kansas Farm Bureau annual meeting for her service on the Resolutions Committee.

Cheryl served as the representative for the Women's Leadership Committee and has volunteered countless hours to advocate for our local and state members.

Thank you, Cheryl!

12/11/2025

Douglas County was well represented at Kansas Farm Bureau's 107th annual meeting in Manhattan!

We had 8 delegates, 2 committee members, our county coordinator, and an adorable future delegate present to represent our local membership.

Pictured from left to right: Rod Heine, Jason Wulfkuhle, Cheryl Hunsinger, George Hunsinger, Michelle Gabriel, Ladina Miller, Pam Ferguson, Steve Crane, Stephanie McNish with baby Mack McNish, Jacqui Folks, Clint Hornberger, and Ashley Hornberger