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At their respective annual meetings in late November, voting delegates for the Minnesota Farm Bureau and the Minnesota Farmers Union re-elected their presidents for another term. Acknowledging that agriculture is facing financial and emotional challenges, the MFBF board of directors, with input from voting delegates, identified several opportunities to support farmers, ranchers and rural communities:. [Extracted from the article]

At their respective annual meetings in late November, voting delegates for the Minnesota Farm Bureau and the Minnesota Farmers Union re-elected their presidents for another term. Acknowledging that agriculture is facing financial and emotional challenges, the MFBF board of directors, with input from voting delegates, identified several opportunities to support farmers, ranchers and rural communities:. [Extracted from the article]

At their respective annual meetings in late November, voting delegates for the Minnesota Farm Bureau and the Minnesota Farmers Union re-elected their presidents for another term. Acknowledging that agriculture is facing financial and emotional challenges, the MFBF board of directors, with input from voting delegates, identified several opportunities to support farmers, ranchers and rural communities:. [Extracted from the article]

At their respective annual meetings in late November, voting delegates for the Minnesota Farm Bureau and the Minnesota Farmers Union re-elected their presidents for another term. Acknowledging that agriculture is facing financial and emotional challenges, the MFBF board of directors, with input from voting delegates, identified several opportunities to support farmers, ranchers and rural communities:. [Extracted from the article]

At their respective annual meetings in late November, voting delegates for the Minnesota Farm Bureau and the Minnesota Farmers Union re-elected their presidents for another term. Acknowledging that agriculture is facing financial and emotional challenges, the MFBF board of directors, with input from voting delegates, identified several opportunities to support farmers, ranchers and rural communities:. [Extracted from the article]

The article informs that Minnesota insurers have well received an increase in its health insurance premium in 2018 and 2019 that was designed with $540 million reinsurance plan to minimize the individual market.

The article discusses the possible replacement of Obamacare, or the U.S. Affordable Care Act (ACA), with a health insurance plan that offers what are referred to as high risk pools for people with preexisting conditions. It references the health care policy Minnesota Comprehensive Health Association (MCHA, or “em-sha”).

The article offers news briefs on insurance-related bills in Minnesota. It notes that Governor Mark Dayton has vetoed a bill that will authorize the use of premium trust accounts for health insurance premiums. It adds that a new law will take effect on August 1, 2012 that will give clarity and simplification on damage disclosure and salvage title. Moreover, the law sponsored by Representative Diane Anderson and Senator Paul Gazelka will regulate insurance on portable electronic devices.