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Indiana Farm Bureau Questions Agricultural Voice in State Legislature

Thursday, February 19, 2026 at 10:45 AM

The head of Indiana Farm Bureau expresses worry about agriculture's influence during the current legislative session. The organization finds itself fighting against more bills than supporting, marking an unusual defensive stance.

Indiana Farm Bureau’s leadership is raising concerns about agriculture’s influence during the current state legislative session. Organization President Randy Kron shared with Brownfield that the group faces an unusual challenge this year.

“We’re probably trying to kill more bills than we’re trying to promote. That’s not our normal mode of action by any means. This year it seems like we’ve been on defense,” Kron explained to reporters.

The farm organization’s president highlighted how the current legislative cycle has forced them into an uncharacteristic position, spending more energy opposing potentially harmful legislation rather than advancing pro-agriculture initiatives.

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