The goal of our Read It and Eat project is to educate elementary children on the different types of specialty crops that are grown in Delaware, as well as teach them the importance of healthy eating. By July of 2021, every elementary school in the state of Delaware will have a “book barn,” which is a bookshelf in the shape of a barn, in their school library. Each book barn contains at least twelve accurate ag books about various specialty crops that students can check out and read together with their families. 

Through our Digitally Marketing Delaware’s Specialty Crops campaign, we will be educating consumers on the various specialty crops grown in Delaware, and the benefits of incorporating them into their daily meals. Be sure to follow the Delaware Farm Bureau on Facebook and Instagram to check out the featured specialty crops, and to see where you can locally purchase Delaware grown produce!

Click here to participate in the weekly surveys! As a thank you, your name will be entered into our drawing to WIN a $100 Visa gift card! *Drawing will take place in December 2021.

The Rural Road Initiative program launched in 2015. This program is designed to help teach drivers, and the community, about the importance of driving safely when farm equipment is on the road. 

Through this program, we educate drivers on Slow-Moving Vehicles (SMV), and what to do when you are sharing the road with them. To learn more about our Rural Road Safety Initiative, click here. 

Our Rural Road Safety brochures can be found at the Delaware Farm Bureau State office in Camden, DE, at any DMV location, and at the Smyrna Rest Stop.

The Annual Photo Contest encourages amateur photographers to submit photos highlighting Delaware’s agriculture. The top four photos receive a monetary award, along with a framed certificate, and their photos are on display in the Delaware Farm Bureau state office. To learn more about the Annual Photo Contest, click here.

Our Annual Safety Conference is a one-day event, that began in 2017, that promotes safety on the farm and offers farmers a handful of beneficial resources. To learn more about this event and to see a recap from last year’s Annual Safety Conference, click here.