2026-09-02T08:16:18-07:00 2025-12-31 420331840 Iowa Farm Bureau Federation 5400 University Ave West Des Moines IA 50266 990 2025-01-01 420684994 Iowa Farm Bureau Federation IOWA 7122256451 209 Centennial Drive Ste B Cherokee IA 51012 Mark Wilcox President 7122256451 2026-09-02 true Timothy Bigley P03143640 5152255400 2025 Cherokee County Farm Bureau Mark Wilcox 209 Centennial Drive Ste B Cherokee IA 51012 104595 false 0626 X N/A X 1918 IA To create a vibrant future for agriculture, farm families and their communities. 12 12 2 78 0 0 15799 22010 45550 44000 28364 29445 -3361 -2833 86352 92622 5718 11245 0 16635 25747 0 0 42798 54214 65151 91206 21201 1416 1177059 1182833 1776 6134 1175283 1176699 X To create a vibrant future for agriculture, farm families and their communities. false false See Schedule O. See Schedule O. 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See Rev. Proc. 2024-40. 1065494 63842 25845 197 1103294 1035200 55670 25215 161 1065494 1006715 53223 24600 138 1035200 0 995176 11539 1006715 1.00000 false false 0 11579 11579 104827 63939 40888 3928 3414 514 52981 FBL Deferred Annuity Investment 28608 F CFBRDT, LLC 995176 C 1023784 Pt V, Line 4 The Board designated funds are invested in a diversified portfolio that will provide a source of investment income to support the Organizations programs on a long-term basis. Pt VI, Line 6 The organization has members. Any person may be a county Farm Bureau member. All county Farm Bureau members have voting rights and the same access to member benefits. Pt VI, Line 7a The organizations members elect the Board of Directors. Pt VI, Line 7b Certain rights are reserved to members of the organization, including: 1) elect the Board of Directors, including the voting delegate to the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, 2) adopt amendments to the Articles of Incorporation, and 3) adopt amendments to those bylaws designated as member bylaws. Pt VI, Line 11b A complete copy of Form 990 is provided to members of the governing body for review prior to filing. The return is then signed by an authorized officer and filed with the IRS. Pt VI, Line 12c On an annual basis, all officers, directors, and key employees are required to sign a statement which affirms that they have: 1) received a copy of the conflict of interest policy, 2) read and understood the policy, 3) agreed to comply with the policy, 4) understand that the Organization is tax-exempt and in order to maintain its federal tax exemption it must engage primarily in activities which accomplish its tax-exempt purpose. A sub-committee, comprised of non-conflicted Board of Directors, annually receives all conflict of interest information, reviews, and determines if there are conflicts of interest. The committee then reports its findings back to the Board. Pt VI, Line 19 The Organization does not make its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, or financial statements available for public inspection. Pursuant to state law, some documents may be available to members. Other Part III, Line 4a - Policy - The organization functions as a grassroots network for engaging in local, state and federal public policy, education and communications that impact their membership. Throughout the year, legislative town halls are attended to advocate for agriculture. An annual survey is distributed to members to obtain thoughts and opinions on issues affecting them. Legislative meetings and policy education sessions were hosted for members both in person and virtually throughout the year to help members understand issues facing agriculture today. Other Part III, Line 4b - Ag Promotion and Outreach - The organization promoted agriculture to members and the general public in various ways. The organization purchased print, radio and Facebook advertising throughout the year that promote livestock and row crop production as well as advocating for agriculture to residents of the county. The organization also hosts an open house in June that highlights the economic impact that agriculture has in the county to local business owners and community leaders. Another activity is the appreciation meal and social gathering in August for all members. The organization also promotes agriculture through activities it does and sponsors during the County Fair in July, reaching 9,000 attendees. The organization is a strong supporter of agriculture education to people of all ages, but in particular elementary students in the county. The organization provides materials and an ag in the classroom coordinator to lead in-person educational sessions in all four primary school districts in the county on a monthly basis, September through May. Scholarships were also awarded by the Organization to eligible high school students. The organization also develops relationships with the FFA Chapters in the county to reach high school youth. Other Part III, Line 4c - Membership - The County Farm Bureau operates a membership program that provides members with access to educational resources, industry updates, and opportunities for professional engagement. During the year, the County Farm Bureau served members, offering a structured platform for networking, training, and participation in mission-aligned initiatives. Membership benefits included access to educational workshops, digital publications, volunteer opportunities, and member-only events, all designed to support the professional growth and community involvement of participants. The Organization also hosted workshops, webinars, and community events. Membership revenue supports the Organizations broader mission by funding outreach efforts, program development and operations. The membership program promotes engagement, strengthens community connections and expands awareness of the Organizations activities. Pt VI, Line 2 Jason Glienke and Adam Glienke have a family relationship.