From the first historic gathering and appointment of president W.G. Jamison in 1919 to the current president, Carlyle Currier, the Colorado Farm Bureau Federation has always been led by farmers and ranchers. Charged with representing all agricultural producers across the state of Colorado, the organization is a way for farm and ranch families to network, collaborate, and broadly represent the agrarian community in the state. The Farm Bureau consistently advocates for the well-being of farmers, ranchers, their employees and surrounding communities, as well as all of the people of the State of Colorado. The Colorado Farm Bureau continues its legacy as the State's largest grassroots agricultural organization today.