National Grange

National Grange President Christine Hamp has released her "Speak Like a CHAMP" phrase for March.
We encourage all Grangers to use these phrases in publications, social media, or in everyday conversations as we all work to speak the same language and Grange together.

Outcome-Driven
Outcome-Driven means focusing on results rather than activity. It emphasizes clarity of purpose, intentional planning, and measurable impact. Being outcome-driven ensures that time, energy, and resources are directed toward efforts that meaningfully advance the mission. It requires defining success in advance, tracking progress, and adjusting course when needed. For the Grange, being outcome-driven means evaluating programs, meetings, and initiatives by the difference they make in our members' lives and in the strength of our communities - not by tradition or habit.

#GrangeStrong

National Ag Day is coming up on March 24th - how is your Grange celebrating?
National Ag Day recognizes and celebrates the abundance provided by American agriculture. Join us in showing appreciation for all those who keep us fed, fueled, and clothed - no matter what. Find out more about #AgDay26 at agday.org.

#NationalAgDay #GrangeStrong

Next week - please join us!
📆 March 10, 2026 at 8:30pm ET / 5:30pm PT
Registration 🔗 https://grange.biz/RLIwebinar

The final webinar in our "Strategies to Strengthen Our Communities" series - ENGAGING NEW ENERGY
Join Membership & Leadership Development Director Amanda Brozana to explore strategies for welcoming and involving new members who join through the Rural Life Initiative, fostering active participation, lasting connections, and stronger, more vibrant Grange communities.

In recognition of the International Year of the Woman Farmer and Women's History Month, today we honor Mary Elizabeth Lease.

Rural progress has always required bold leadership and fearless advocacy.

Mary Elizabeth Lease became one of the most powerful voices for farmers in the late 19th century, demanding economic fairness and accountability for rural communities. Her speeches energized the Populist movement and elevated farmers’ concerns onto the national stage.

She showed that defending agriculture also means defending the people who depend on it.

#WomensHistoryMonth #InternationalYearOfTheWomanFarmer #GrangeStrong

March is Women’s History Month!

In honor of the International Year of the Woman Farmer, the National Grange is celebrating women who have shaped agriculture, strengthened rural communities, and expanded access to food, land, and opportunity.

From scientific breakthroughs to grassroots organizing, women have long been leaders in farming, food systems, and rural advocacy, often without the recognition they deserve. Throughout March, we’ll be highlighting women whose work transformed agriculture and continues to inspire today’s farmers, producers, and community leaders.

This series honors their legacy, as well as the women farmers and rural leaders carrying it forward.

#WomensHistoryMonth #InternationalYearOfTheWomanFarmer #GrangeStrong