Jefferson County Farm Bureau

M*A*S*H (Medical Applications of Science for Health) 2026 is underway at JRMC in Pine Bluff. Jefferson County Farm Bureau welcomed the high school juniors and seniors to the 2-week program which provides hands-on experiences to students interested in entering the health field.
MASH, initiated in Pine Bluff in 1988, is sponsored by Arkansas Farm Bureau in partnership with UAMS.

Running a small business? Working two jobs? Your life is challenging enough without the added worry of rising health insurance costs. With Farm Bureau Health Plans of Arkansas, you are given access to personalized benefits, dependable coverage, and potential premium savings up to 40%. Contact a local agent today to learn more or to receive a quote.

Thank you for supporting the Arkansas Farm Bureau Foundation and celebrating Foundation Week with us! Your generosity and encouragement help make a difference in rural communities across the state every day. We appreciate your support of the ArFB Foundation’s mission to serve Arkansas families and communities. Learn more at https://arfb.com/pages/foundation/.

Hear part 2 of the Blasdels’ inspiring story of staying married and farming while providing non-stop care for a child with special needs on this encore episode of AgriCulture.https://apple.co/3RWEJek

On this AgCast Deep Dive John McMinn sits down with Jay Robbins, Arkansas Farm Bureau’s senior director of national affairs, to discuss the recent passage of the farm bill in the U.S. House of Representatives. For farmers still relying on programs tied to the outdated 2018 farm bill, the move marks an important step forward.

Learn more here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/agcast-deep-dive-farm-bill-passes-the-house-whats-next/id1213442556?i=1000770017050

Learn About Careers in Agriculture, Free Classroom Learning Activity Create a “go fish” card game using careers from the nine ag career focus areas