My Indiana
Features about interesting people and places throughout the Hoosier state, plus healthy living tips, rural lifestyle articles and Indiana Farm Bureau content.
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Meet the Indiana Farm Family Behind Goat Milk Stuff Soaps
From human kids to goat kids, the Jonas family has an abundance of contributors to their soapy business...
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Giveaway: “Indiana Barns” by Marsha Williamson Mohr
Acclaimed photographer Marsha Williamson Mohr showcases stunningly beautiful images of barns from every county in Indiana.
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IFB Insurance Farm Emergency Plan Helps Save $600,000 Building
Local fire department responded quickly to an emergency at Reef's Farm in Adams County, thanks to the pre-prepared...
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INFB Awards Recognize Agricultural Excellence
Indiana Farm Bureau celebrates John and Abby Michel and Kyle and Leah Musselman for their outstanding work in...
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Have You “Herd” About Blacksheep Collective?
This minority-owned, faith-based lifestyle brand is spreading its mission across Indiana and beyond through uplifting streetwear.
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Kokomo Opalescent Glass Builds Unbreakable Reputation
Kokomo Opalescent Glass company shares its delicate art with buyers all over the world, from Disney to the...
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A Gut Feeling Thwarted a $90,000 Fraud Scheme
Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance Life Contact Center Representative Christian Nikou received a call from a client, Mr. Smith...
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Impactful Mural Honors Mari Evans
Of the many murals scattered throughout Indianapolis, one stands alone – painted by Michael “Alkemi” Jordan, it depicts celebrated...
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New IFB Program Offers Affordable Health Care
Indiana Farm Bureau health plans are available to Indiana Farm Bureau members, offering more affordable options and specific...
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Indiana Grown Homegrown By Heroes program Supports Hoosier Veteran Farmers
Military veterans turn to Homegrown by Heroes program for suppoort in their agricultural pursuits, providing valuable community connections...
My Indiana Home is produced for Indiana Farm Bureau members. Our mission is to connect you with the food you eat, the Indiana farmers who grow it and a rural lifestyle that is uniquely Hoosier.