Indiana Farm Bureau’s president will continue to serve the state’s members. Randy Kron says if this year has taught him anything, it’s that farm bureau members have two concerns during the upcoming legislative session. “We’ve talked about water. We’re doing some research to understand what the issues are,” he says. “If you look at farmland taxes, […]
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