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Pennsylvania Farm Bureau
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Pennsylvania Farm Bureau (PFB), founded in 1950 and headquartered in Camp Hill, PA, is a private nonprofit agricultural membership organization that operates as the state's largest general farm organization, representing more than 26,000 member families across every farm size and commodity in Pennsylvania. The organization is structured as a grassroots federation of 54 county Farm Bureaus, where members develop policy positions at the county level that flow upward to state and national advocacy through the affiliated American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF). PFB's core products and services include legislative and regulatory advocacy, member benefits (health insurance, Shipley Energy and Staples discounts, MyDeals, a business directory), scholarships, grants and funding information, agritourism compliance materials (warning signs and wristbands under Act 27 of 2021), safety contests, the Farm-tastic County Book literacy program, the Harvest for All food bank initiative with Feeding America, and dedicated leadership programs for Young Ag Professionals (ages 18–35) and the Women's Leadership Committee. The supporting technology footprint is modest: a content website (pfb.com), an online member portal (members.pfb.com), a podcast on Podbean, social media channels, and a PFB Text Alerts system for member communications.

PFB's revenue model is primarily dues-based (subscription/recurring) from three member segments — farmers and producers, consumers, and agribusinesses — joined at the county Farm Bureau level, supplemented by transaction-based revenue from conference registrations (YAP Leadership Conference at $155/person, Amplify Convention at $75–$100, Women's Leadership GRACE Conference at $65), agritourism safety products ($65 per sign, 4.9 cents per wristband), and presumably commissions on member benefit programs such as health insurance. The go-to-market motion is grassroots: Regional Organization Directors cover defined county territories to support county Farm Bureau leaders and drive membership enrollment both online and through county-level boards and committees. Operations are organized across divisions including Government Affairs, Member Relations, Communications, and HR. The organization is affiliated with (but not financially consolidated into) the American Farm Bureau Federation and operates under a license for the Farm Bureau® and FB® registered service marks; it has no subsidiaries, no funding rounds, and no disclosed financial results.

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Pennsylvania Farm Bureau is a nonprofit agricultural membership organization representing 26,000+ farmer, consumer, and agribusiness members across Pennsylvania through a grassroots network of 54 county Farm Bureaus that drives policy advocacy and member benefits statewide.

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11–50
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HeadquartersCamp Hill, United States
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Camp Hill
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices2 records

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
agricultural advocacy services, farm membership organization, agricultural policy representation, rural community support, agricultural education programs
Industry1 code
1Supply Chain, Marketing & Contracting Advisory (Grain/Livestock Marketing)
CodeAFACAJAHPrimaryYes
NAICS code1 code
  • Farm Management Services115116
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
Product category
Agricultural Advocacy and Farm Organization Membership
Revenue model3 records
1Membership Dues
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau generates revenue primarily through membership dues from individual farmers, consumers, and agribusiness members. Members pay annual dues to join their local county Farm Bureau and the state organization.

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2Agritourism Safety Products
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Sale of agritourism liability warning signs ($65 each) and wristbands (4.9 cents each) to help farms comply with Act 27 of 2021 civil liability protections.

pfb.com
3Conference and Event Revenue
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Registration fees for conferences including the YAP Leadership Conference and Amplify Convention. Hotel costs at host venues are separate.

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Marketing channels9 records

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Distribution channels3 records

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Cost components4 values
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others
Pricing details5 tiers
1YAP Leadership Conference Registration (2025)
ModelTransaction based/ take rateBilling cadenceOne time
Notes

Hotel cost $155 per night at Harrisburg Hilton. Registration fees were $155 per person.

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2Amplify Convention Registration (2026)
ModelTransaction based/ take rateBilling cadenceOne time
Notes

One Day $75, Two-Day $100. Hotel cost $139 per night at Penn Stater Hotel & Conference Center.

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3Agritourism Liability Warning Signs
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadenceOne time
Notes

$65 each plus shipping. Signs are 24-inch by 36-inch, constructed from .040 aluminum with rounded corners, waterproof and UV safe, guaranteed minimum 5 years.

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4Agritourism Wristbands
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadenceOne time
Notes

4.9 cents each plus shipping. 1 inch by 10 inch Tyvek wristbands with legal disclaimer.

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5Women's Leadership Committee GRACE Conference Registration (2026)
ModelTransaction based/ take rateBilling cadenceOne time
Notes

$65 registration fee. Hotel room rate $119 per night. Registration deadline March 17, 2026.

pfb.com
GTM typeB2C
B2C
Offering typeServices
Services
Brand1 record
1Friends of Agriculture Foundation
Description

A foundation associated with Pennsylvania Farm Bureau that supports agricultural programs and initiatives.

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Pennsylvania Farm Bureau is the state's largest general farm organization, providing a grassroots membership platform that represents farms of every size and commodity across Pennsylvania. Core offerings include policy advocacy at local, state, and federal levels, member benefits such as health insurance and discounts, educational programs, scholarships, agritourism compliance resources, and leadership development through programs like the Young Ag Professionals and Women's Leadership Committee. The organization operates through 54 county Farm Bureaus and serves more than 26,000 members.

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Quantifiable outcome1 of 2 values shown
  • 26,000+ member families represented
+1 more record
Product overview1 text field

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau operates as a membership-based agricultural advocacy organization offering a unified platform of programs and services. The core offering is membership in the state's largest general farm organization (26,000+ members), which provides access to advocacy representation, member benefits (including health insurance, energy discounts, and Staples savings), and educational programs. The portfolio includes dedicated programs for young professionals (ages 18-35), women's leadership development, and a network of 54 county Farm Bureaus for grassroots organization. Supplementary services encompass scholarship programs, grants and funding information resources, agritourism liability compliance materials, a podcast series, and the Farm-tastic County Book Program for agricultural literacy. The organization also facilitates competitions and community initiatives including safety contests and the Harvest for All food bank campaign.

Product and service14 records
1Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Membership
CategoryCore Membership
Description

Grassroots membership organization representing farms of every size and commodity across Pennsylvania, serving more than 26,000 members. Members gain access to policy advocacy, member benefits, educational programs, and grassroots policy participation through 54 county Farm Bureaus.

2Advocacy Services
CategoryAdvocacy and Policy Representation
Description

Policy advocacy representing farmers at local, state, and federal levels, including state issues, national issues, testimonies, and policy programs. PFB's advocacy has led to legislative outcomes such as the Agritourism Civil Liability Law (Act 27 of 2021).

3PFB Health Insurance
CategoryMember Benefits
Description

Health insurance services and benefits available to Pennsylvania Farm Bureau members, providing health coverage tailored to the agricultural community.

4PFB Member Benefits
CategoryMember Benefits
Description

Discount programs and member benefits including Shipley Energy, Staples, Lancaster Farming discounts, and MyDeals. These benefits provide cost savings on energy, office supplies, and other goods for PFB members.

5Young Ag Professionals Program
CategoryProgram
Description

Leadership program for individuals or couples between ages 18 and 35, providing networking, educational programs, and leadership development in agriculture. The YAP Committee also organizes Harvest for All fundraising events including silent auctions, t-shirt sales, and field gleaning.

6Women's Leadership Committee
CategoryProgram
Description

Committee providing leadership development, public speaking training, networking, and hands-on experience for women in Farm Bureau. The committee also hosts the GRACE Conference and awards the annual Outstanding Woman in Agriculture Award.

7Scholarships
CategoryResource Service
Description

County-level and statewide scholarship programs for agricultural education, including the E. Chester Heim Scholarship Fund (supporting students at Penn State University or Delaware Valley University) and the Richard W. Newpher/Farm Bureau Endowed Scholarship Fund (supporting students pursuing veterinary careers in large animal agriculture at the University of Pennsylvania).

8Grants and Funding Information
CategoryResource Service
Description

Aggregated information on grant opportunities from Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, USDA, Pennsylvania DEP, and other agencies for farm improvements, conservation, value-added production, energy efficiency, and farmland preservation.

9Agritourism Liability Resources
CategoryCompliance Products
Description

Compliance materials including warning signs ($65 each, 24-inch by 36-inch aluminum, waterproof and UV safe, 5-year guarantee) and Tyvek wristbands (4.9 cents each) for agritourism operators to comply with Act 27 of 2021 civil liability protections.

10Hayride Attraction Resources
CategoryResource Service
Description

Documents, FAQs, and regulatory guidance for hayride attraction operators under ASTM F3168 standards and the Pennsylvania Amusement Ride Inspection Act.

11PFB Podcast
CategoryContent Service
Description

Podcast series covering agricultural topics and news for Pennsylvania Farm Bureau members and the broader agricultural community, available at pfbcast.podbean.com.

12Farm-tastic County Book Program
CategoryProgram
Description

Agricultural literacy program that distributes books about farming to public and elementary school libraries across Pennsylvania, educating young readers about agriculture.

13Safety Contests
CategoryProgram
Description

Annual safety contests for children and youth including coloring page, poster, and video contests promoting farm safety awareness among young people in agricultural communities.

14Harvest for All Program
CategoryProgram
Description

Year-long campaign in partnership with Feeding America supporting food donations, volunteer hours, and monetary contributions to local food banks. PFB's YAP Committee organizes events including silent auctions, t-shirt sales, and field gleaning.

Scale indicator4 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership7 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partnership through the Harvest for All program, a year-long challenge supporting food donations to local food banks. PFB's YAP Committee organizes events including Silent Auctions, T-Shirt sales, and Field Gleaning to support the program. The initiative supports three types of donations: food, time, and money.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau is a member of the American Farm Bureau Federation, a national organization of farmers and ranchers including Farm Bureaus in 49 states and Puerto Rico. AFBF licenses the Farm Bureau® and FB® service marks to state Farm Bureaus and organizes national policy development and advocacy efforts.

3Pennsylvania Milk Marketing Board
Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

PFB provides testimony and advocacy on over-order premium levels for dairy farmers before the Board. Works with Senators Vogel and Schwank on OOP reform efforts.

pfb.com
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The E. Chester Heim Scholarship Fund supports full-time undergraduate students enrolled in the College of Agricultural Sciences at Penn State University or Delaware Valley University.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The Richard W. Newpher/Farm Bureau Endowed Scholarship Fund supports students pursuing veterinary careers in large animal agriculture at the University of Pennsylvania.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

PFB works with PDA on agricultural policy, grants, and funding opportunities. PDA offers various grant programs for farmers including farm improvements, value-added production, energy efficiency, and farmland preservation.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

PFB connects members with USDA grants and loans for farmers and ranchers. USDA programs are referenced as resources for agricultural operations.

Recent move6 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight5 records

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Type, Description

Peers8 records
TypeOthers
Description

State government agency that partners with PFB on policy, grants, and funding programs. Functions as an institutional partner and partial competitor in farmer services and information dissemination.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National agricultural advocacy organization competing with the Farm Bureau system. Provides an alternative policy framework and competes for member dues and political influence at the federal level.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National federation of which PFB is a member; provides policy coordination, brand licensing (Farm Bureau®), and federal-level advocacy. Functions as PFB's parent organization and direct counterpart at the national level.

4Pennsylvania Farmers Union
TypeDirect peer
Description

Competing state-level agricultural advocacy organization in Pennsylvania. Represents an alternative political voice for farmers and competes for the same membership pool as PFB.

TypeDirect peer
Description

State-level Farm Bureau with a similar grassroots county structure, advocacy mission, and member benefits model. Most directly comparable peer given geographic and agricultural similarity to Pennsylvania.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Adjacent state Farm Bureau with comparable grassroots policy development, county bureau structure, and member benefit offerings. Closely mirrors PFB's operating model in a neighboring Mid-Atlantic/Midwest state.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Regional commodity-specific dairy promotion and advocacy organization. Represents a more narrowly focused competitor that engages the same dairy farmer constituency PFB serves through its Dairy and Farm Policy Committee.

8Cooperative Extension (Penn State)
TypeOthers
Description

University-based agricultural education and advisory service. Partners with PFB on scholarships and programs but also provides independent farmer advisory services that overlap with some of PFB's educational offerings.

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Pennsylvania Farm Bureau

Agricultural Advocacy and Farm Organization Membershippfb.com

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau is a nonprofit agricultural membership organization representing 26,000+ farmer, consumer, and agribusiness members across Pennsylvania through a grassroots network of 54 county Farm Bureaus that drives policy advocacy and member benefits statewide.

What Pennsylvania Farm Bureau does

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau (PFB), founded in 1950 and headquartered in Camp Hill, PA, is a private nonprofit agricultural membership organization that operates as the state's largest general farm organization, representing more than 26,000 member families across every farm size and commodity in Pennsylvania. The organization is structured as a grassroots federation of 54 county Farm Bureaus, where members develop policy positions at the county level that flow upward to state and national advocacy through the affiliated American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF). PFB's core products and services include legislative and regulatory advocacy, member benefits (health insurance, Shipley Energy and Staples discounts, MyDeals, a business directory), scholarships, grants and funding information, agritourism compliance materials (warning signs and wristbands under Act 27 of 2021), safety contests, the Farm-tastic County Book literacy program, the Harvest for All food bank initiative with Feeding America, and dedicated leadership programs for Young Ag Professionals (ages 18–35) and the Women's Leadership Committee. The supporting technology footprint is modest: a content website (pfb.com), an online member portal (members.pfb.com), a podcast on Podbean, social media channels, and a PFB Text Alerts system for member communications.

PFB's revenue model is primarily dues-based (subscription/recurring) from three member segments — farmers and producers, consumers, and agribusinesses — joined at the county Farm Bureau level, supplemented by transaction-based revenue from conference registrations (YAP Leadership Conference at $155/person, Amplify Convention at $75–$100, Women's Leadership GRACE Conference at $65), agritourism safety products ($65 per sign, 4.9 cents per wristband), and presumably commissions on member benefit programs such as health insurance. The go-to-market motion is grassroots: Regional Organization Directors cover defined county territories to support county Farm Bureau leaders and drive membership enrollment both online and through county-level boards and committees. Operations are organized across divisions including Government Affairs, Member Relations, Communications, and HR. The organization is affiliated with (but not financially consolidated into) the American Farm Bureau Federation and operates under a license for the Farm Bureau® and FB® registered service marks; it has no subsidiaries, no funding rounds, and no disclosed financial results.

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau
Legal name
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau
Website
https://pfb.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1950
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau is a nonprofit agricultural membership organization representing 26,000+ farmer, consumer, and agribusiness members across Pennsylvania through a grassroots network of 54 county Farm Bureaus that drives policy advocacy and member benefits statewide.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau industry classification

Industry
Product category
Agricultural Advocacy and Farm Organization Membership
NAICS
Farm Management Services (115116)
SIC
Services-Membership Organizations (8600)
akta.pro primary industry
Supply Chain, Marketing & Contracting Advisory (Grain/Livestock Marketing) (AFACAJAH)

Keywords

  • Agricultural advocacy services
  • Farm membership organization
  • Agricultural policy representation
  • Rural community support
  • Agricultural education programs

Where Pennsylvania Farm Bureau is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Camp Hill
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Membership Dues: Pennsylvania Farm Bureau generates revenue primarily through membership dues from individual farmers, consumers, and agribusiness members. Members pay annual dues to join their local county Farm Bureau and the state organization.
  2. Agritourism Safety Products: Sale of agritourism liability warning signs ($65 each) and wristbands (4.9 cents each) to help farms comply with Act 27 of 2021 civil liability protections.
  3. Conference and Event Revenue: Registration fees for conferences including the YAP Leadership Conference and Amplify Convention. Hotel costs at host venues are separate.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Transaction based/ take rateOne timeYAP Leadership Conference Registration (2025)
Transaction based/ take rateOne timeAmplify Convention Registration (2026)
Unit PricingOne timeAgritourism Liability Warning Signs
Unit PricingOne timeAgritourism Wristbands
Transaction based/ take rateOne timeWomen's Leadership Committee GRACE Conference Registration (2026)

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels9 records

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau is the state's largest general farm organization, providing a grassroots membership platform that represents farms of every size and commodity across Pennsylvania. Core offerings include policy advocacy at local, state, and federal levels, member benefits such as health insurance and discounts, educational programs, scholarships, agritourism compliance resources, and leadership development through programs like the Young Ag Professionals and Women's Leadership Committee. The organization operates through 54 county Farm Bureaus and serves more than 26,000 members.

Product overview

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau operates as a membership-based agricultural advocacy organization offering a unified platform of programs and services. The core offering is membership in the state's largest general farm organization (26,000+ members), which provides access to advocacy representation, member benefits (including health insurance, energy discounts, and Staples savings), and educational programs. The portfolio includes dedicated programs for young professionals (ages 18-35), women's leadership development, and a network of 54 county Farm Bureaus for grassroots organization. Supplementary services encompass scholarship programs, grants and funding information resources, agritourism liability compliance materials, a podcast series, and the Farm-tastic County Book Program for agricultural literacy. The organization also facilitates competitions and community initiatives including safety contests and the Harvest for All food bank campaign.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Friends of Agriculture Foundation: A foundation associated with Pennsylvania Farm Bureau that supports agricultural programs and initiatives.

Products and services

  • Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Membership Grassroots membership organization representing farms of every size and commodity across Pennsylvania, serving more than 26,000 members. Members gain access to policy advocacy, member benefits, educational programs, and grassroots policy participation through 54 county Farm Bureaus.
  • Advocacy Services Policy advocacy representing farmers at local, state, and federal levels, including state issues, national issues, testimonies, and policy programs. PFB's advocacy has led to legislative outcomes such as the Agritourism Civil Liability Law (Act 27 of 2021).
  • PFB Health Insurance Health insurance services and benefits available to Pennsylvania Farm Bureau members, providing health coverage tailored to the agricultural community.
  • PFB Member Benefits Discount programs and member benefits including Shipley Energy, Staples, Lancaster Farming discounts, and MyDeals. These benefits provide cost savings on energy, office supplies, and other goods for PFB members.
  • Young Ag Professionals Program Leadership program for individuals or couples between ages 18 and 35, providing networking, educational programs, and leadership development in agriculture. The YAP Committee also organizes Harvest for All fundraising events including silent auctions, t-shirt sales, and field gleaning.
  • Women's Leadership Committee Committee providing leadership development, public speaking training, networking, and hands-on experience for women in Farm Bureau. The committee also hosts the GRACE Conference and awards the annual Outstanding Woman in Agriculture Award.
  • Scholarships County-level and statewide scholarship programs for agricultural education, including the E. Chester Heim Scholarship Fund (supporting students at Penn State University or Delaware Valley University) and the Richard W. Newpher/Farm Bureau Endowed Scholarship Fund (supporting students pursuing veterinary careers in large animal agriculture at the University of Pennsylvania).
  • Grants and Funding Information Aggregated information on grant opportunities from Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, USDA, Pennsylvania DEP, and other agencies for farm improvements, conservation, value-added production, energy efficiency, and farmland preservation.
  • Agritourism Liability Resources Compliance materials including warning signs ($65 each, 24-inch by 36-inch aluminum, waterproof and UV safe, 5-year guarantee) and Tyvek wristbands (4.9 cents each) for agritourism operators to comply with Act 27 of 2021 civil liability protections.
  • Hayride Attraction Resources Documents, FAQs, and regulatory guidance for hayride attraction operators under ASTM F3168 standards and the Pennsylvania Amusement Ride Inspection Act.
  • PFB Podcast Podcast series covering agricultural topics and news for Pennsylvania Farm Bureau members and the broader agricultural community, available at pfbcast.podbean.com.
  • Farm-tastic County Book Program Agricultural literacy program that distributes books about farming to public and elementary school libraries across Pennsylvania, educating young readers about agriculture.
  • Safety Contests Annual safety contests for children and youth including coloring page, poster, and video contests promoting farm safety awareness among young people in agricultural communities.
  • Harvest for All Program Year-long campaign in partnership with Feeding America supporting food donations, volunteer hours, and monetary contributions to local food banks. PFB's YAP Committee organizes events including silent auctions, t-shirt sales, and field gleaning.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 26,000+ member families represented
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use Pennsylvania Farm Bureau

Customer profile

Named customers4 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau technology and API

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Integration1 record

Feature3 records

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Feeding AmericacoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership through the Harvest for All program, a year-long challenge supporting food donations to local food banks. PFB's YAP Committee organizes events including Silent Auctions, T-Shirt sales, and Field Gleaning to support the program. The initiative supports three types of donations: food, time, and money.
  • American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPennsylvania Farm Bureau is a member of the American Farm Bureau Federation, a national organization of farmers and ranchers including Farm Bureaus in 49 states and Puerto Rico. AFBF licenses the Farm Bureau® and FB® service marks to state Farm Bureaus and organizes national policy development and advocacy efforts.
  • Pennsylvania Milk Marketing BoardminorGTM or Marketing PartnerPFB provides testimony and advocacy on over-order premium levels for dairy farmers before the Board. Works with Senators Vogel and Schwank on OOP reform efforts.
  • Penn State UniversityminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe E. Chester Heim Scholarship Fund supports full-time undergraduate students enrolled in the College of Agricultural Sciences at Penn State University or Delaware Valley University.
  • University of PennsylvaniaminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Richard W. Newpher/Farm Bureau Endowed Scholarship Fund supports students pursuing veterinary careers in large animal agriculture at the University of Pennsylvania.
  • Pennsylvania Department of AgricultureminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPFB works with PDA on agricultural policy, grants, and funding opportunities. PDA offers various grant programs for farmers including farm improvements, value-added production, energy efficiency, and farmland preservation.
  • USDA (United States Department of Agriculture)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPFB connects members with USDA grants and loans for farmers and ranchers. USDA programs are referenced as resources for agricultural operations.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Others

  • Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture: State government agency that partners with PFB on policy, grants, and funding programs. Functions as an institutional partner and partial competitor in farmer services and information dissemination.
  • Cooperative Extension (Penn State): University-based agricultural education and advisory service. Partners with PFB on scholarships and programs but also provides independent farmer advisory services that overlap with some of PFB's educational offerings.

Broad incumbents

  • National Farmers Union: National agricultural advocacy organization competing with the Farm Bureau system. Provides an alternative policy framework and competes for member dues and political influence at the federal level.
  • American Farm Bureau Federation: National federation of which PFB is a member; provides policy coordination, brand licensing (Farm Bureau®), and federal-level advocacy. Functions as PFB's parent organization and direct counterpart at the national level.

Direct peers

  • Pennsylvania Farmers Union: Competing state-level agricultural advocacy organization in Pennsylvania. Represents an alternative political voice for farmers and competes for the same membership pool as PFB.
  • New York Farm Bureau: State-level Farm Bureau with a similar grassroots county structure, advocacy mission, and member benefits model. Most directly comparable peer given geographic and agricultural similarity to Pennsylvania.
  • Ohio Farm Bureau: Adjacent state Farm Bureau with comparable grassroots policy development, county bureau structure, and member benefit offerings. Closely mirrors PFB's operating model in a neighboring Mid-Atlantic/Midwest state.

Emerging players

  • American Dairy Association North East: Regional commodity-specific dairy promotion and advocacy organization. Represents a more narrowly focused competitor that engages the same dairy farmer constituency PFB serves through its Dairy and Farm Policy Committee.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau social profiles

Digital presence

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau financial estimates

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau leadership team

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Profiles4 records

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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Pennsylvania Farm Bureau M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about Pennsylvania Farm Bureau

What does Pennsylvania Farm Bureau do?

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau is the state's largest general farm organization, providing a grassroots membership platform that represents farms of every size and commodity across Pennsylvania. Core offerings include policy advocacy at local, state, and federal levels, member benefits such as health insurance and discounts, educational programs, scholarships, agritourism compliance resources, and leadership development through programs like the Young Ag Professionals and Women's Leadership Committee. The organization operates through 54 county Farm Bureaus and serves more than 26,000 members.

Is Pennsylvania Farm Bureau a public or private company?

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Pennsylvania Farm Bureau founded?

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau was founded in 1950. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Pennsylvania Farm Bureau based?

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau is headquartered in Camp Hill, United States, in the North America region.

How does Pennsylvania Farm Bureau make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Membership Dues are the primary driver. The others are agritourism Safety Products and conference and Event Revenue.

Who are Pennsylvania Farm Bureau's main competitors?

Others on record are Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and Cooperative Extension (Penn State). Broad incumbents are National Farmers Union and American Farm Bureau Federation. Direct peers are Pennsylvania Farmers Union, New York Farm Bureau and Ohio Farm Bureau. American Dairy Association North East is listed as an emerging player.

Does Pennsylvania Farm Bureau have an API?

No public API is recorded for Pennsylvania Farm Bureau.

What industry is Pennsylvania Farm Bureau in?

Pennsylvania Farm Bureau's product category is Agricultural Advocacy and Farm Organization Membership. Its primary akta.pro industry code is AFACAJAH, Supply Chain, Marketing & Contracting Advisory (Grain/Livestock Marketing). Its NAICS code is 115116 and its SIC code is 8600.

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YahooPA farmers seek state, federal relief as diesel prices continue to risePennsylvania farmers are urging state and federal relief as diesel prices rise, with the national average at $6.39 per gallon. The Pennsylvania Farm Bureau is asking for a temporary suspension of state and federal highway diesel taxes, following about 10 states that have taken similar actions. A Senate bill to suspend the state tax for 60 days has not moved since April.The Cool DownPennsylvania farmers seek data center freeze as power line plan cuts through protected landThe Pennsylvania Farm Bureau endorsed a statewide moratorium on new data center development, with its board voting unanimously amid growing opposition from farmers concerned about transmission lines crossing preserved agricultural land. The controversy centers on PPL Electric Utilities' proposed Allenwood Transmission Project, which could route approximately nine miles of 230-kilovolt transmission lines through at least six farms preserved under Pennsylvania's Agricultural Conservation Easement Program. The proposed lines are viewed as serving PNK Group's planned Allenwood data center campus, raising questions about the adequacy of protections for Pennsylvania's 661,035 protected farmland acres.Fort Wayne Business Weekly24,000-strong farmers' group seeks data center moratorium amid eminent domain worriesThe Pennsylvania Farm Bureau, a 24,000-member organization, voted unanimously to endorse a statewide moratorium on data center construction amid concerns about PPL Electric Utilities' proposed Allenwood Transmission Project. The utility has unveiled multiple route options for a new high-voltage transmission line intended to serve a data center campus, with some routes crossing preserved farmland where government has invested taxpayer money in conservation easements. PPL has mentioned eminent domain as an option for obtaining land access, a prospect that has drawn sharp opposition from farmers who argue it undermines Pennsylvania's farmland preservation program.The Philadelphia InquirerMcCormick and Fetterman are stepping in to fill Pennsylvania’s empty booth at Trump’s Great American State FairU.S. Senators Dave McCormick and John Fetterman announced Saturday that they secured private-industry sponsors to staff Pennsylvania's booth at Trump's Great American State Fair, after state officials could not find a sponsor. The sponsors include the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry and the Farm Bureau, and the booth will feature a coloring station with crayons and markers.YahooPa. bill to provide Sunday hunting stalls, but here's why there's hope for change in 2025Pennsylvania's Sunday hunting bill stalled in the House, but new proposals are planned for 2025. The bill would let the Game Commission add Sundays to hunting seasons, currently limited to three. Sen. Dan Laughlin and the Farm Bureau hope to pass it next year.