Local Member Benefits - Kentucky Farm Bureau

Local Member Benefits

Air Evac Lifeteam

As a Farm Bureau member you are eligible to enroll for membership in Air Evac Lifeteam. Air Evac Lifeteam has been serving rural communities with air ambulance care since 1985. They provide fast, professional, safe emergency medical service. Professionally trained crews of nurses, medics and pilots operate medically equipped helicopters that rapidly transport patients to the nearest appropriate medical facility.

As a member, Air Evac will work on your behalf with you insurance company to secure payment for your flight. Whatever your insurance company pays will be considered payment-in-full for your flight no matter how many times a year you use the service for a life- or limb-threatening emergency.

Air Evac Lifeteam Brochure

Air Evac Lifeteam Brochure.

Air Evac Lifeteam Application

Air Evac Lifeteam Application.

KFB Spotlight

Melissa Miller of Hardin County named KFB's 2025 Generation Bridge Advocate of the Year
November 19, 2025
Melissa Miller of Hardin County named KFB's 2025 Generation Bridge Advocate of the Year

This award honors a Farm Bureau member who demonstrates exceptional leadership and dedication to bridging generations within the organization — creating opportunities for members of all ages to engage, share experiences and strengthen the future of agriculture.

Blind 'Wonder Dog' from Kentucky Named Finalist in American Farm Bureau's 2025 Farm Dog of the Year Competition
November 18, 2025
Blind 'Wonder Dog' from Kentucky Named Finalist in American Farm Bureau's 2025 Farm Dog of the Year Competition

Goose, a 12-year-old Red Heeler has been selected as a national finalists for the People’s Choice Pup award in the American Farm Bureau Federation’s (AFBF) 2025 Farm Dog of the Year competition.

Commissioner Shell Coordinates Statewide Effort to Support Kentuckians During Federal Shutdown
November 3, 2025
Commissioner Shell Coordinates Statewide Effort to Support Kentuckians During Federal Shutdown

In response to the ongoing federal government shutdown, Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture Jonathan Shell has coordinated a statewide effort to help ensure Kentuckians continue to have access to food and support during this critical time.