Indiana Farm Bureau, the state’s largest general farming organization, will once again support agriculture at the Indiana State Fair.

 

“Indiana Farm Bureau always looks forward to hosting events that support consumer education and youth engagement through our partnership with the state fair,” said Randy Kron, INFB president.

 

“By sharing our story, we hope visitors walk away with a better understanding of the work farmers do every day and our common goal of growing healthy food for everyone.”

 

The annual Taste From Indiana Farms event, hosted by the INFB Women’s Leadership Committee, will take place in the INFB Fall Creek Pavilion. The popular, free event will be open from August 13-16 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

 

Vvolunteers will pass out food and drink samples that contain ingredients Indiana farmers produce.

 

An assortment of commodities will be available for visitors to try, including pumpkin, soybeans, blueberries, grain, dairy, lamb, popcorn and chicken.

 

INFB will also continue its support of the 4-H youth livestock competitions at this year’s state fair. The organization will be the presenting sponsor of the exhibitor experience on the upper floor of the INFB Fall Creek Pavilion for livestock exhibitors to relax and engage with each other through games and activities taking place August 7-9.

 

 

 

 

 

upper floor of the INFB Fall Creek Pavilion for livestock exhibitors to relax and engage with each other through games and activities taking place August 7-9.

 

The Indiana State Fair takes place August 7-23, except on Mondays, at the Indiana State Fairgrounds and Event Center in Indianapolis.

 

 the upper floor of the INFB Fall Creek Pavilion for livestock exhibitors to relax and engage with each other through games and activities taking place August 7-9.

 

The Indiana State Fair takes place August 7-23, except on Mondays, at the Indiana State Fairgrounds and Event Center in Indianapolis.