By Andi Anderson
Indiana Farm Bureau has reintroduced its long-running state convention under a new name: the Indiana Ag Gathering. The refreshed event will be held December 12–13, 2025, at French Lick Resort in French Lick, Indiana.
The Indiana Ag Gathering reflects more than a century of tradition while introducing new opportunities for connection, collaboration, and celebration of those who power Indiana agriculture. Although the name has changed, participants can still expect many familiar highlights.
The event will feature breakout sessions and keynote addresses, the popular Discussion Meet competition, awards ceremonies, the annual business meeting, and the AgELECT fundraising activities. Another highlight is the Indiana Grown vendor market, which will be expanded and improved to showcase even more local products and businesses.
Two keynote sessions are planned for the 2025 Ag Gathering. Author, speaker, philanthropist, and professor Damon West will inspire attendees with his presentation, “The power to change is inside you.” In addition, the event will feature a showing of the documentary World Without Cows, which explores the complex question: “Are we better off in a world without cows?”
The Indiana Ag Gathering offers attendees the chance to learn, engage, and network with leaders and peers across the agricultural community.
With its new name and refreshed experience, the event aims to carry forward Farm Bureau’s mission with fresh energy and a commitment to innovation, while celebrating the people who make Indiana agriculture thrive.
Further details and registration information will be shared closer to the event.
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