In recent years the Cape Cod Farm Bureau has used its knowledge and expertise to assist those who are interested in better management and use of land and land development to best preserve the “Agricultural Way of Life.”

Important Notice For Cape Cod Horse Owners - January 15, 2010
	Strangles has been reported on Cape Cod. There is 1 confirmed case. The horse has been quarantined for 2 ½ weeks already and proper antiseptic procedures are in place. All boarders, professionals and associates of the barn have been notified and given instructions.
	Please read the following Fact Sheets for accurate information. Strangles: Frequently Asked Questions The Truth About Strangles Strangles White Paper ACVIM Concensus Statement About Strangles You can also view more information at these sites: Equisearch.com - Straight Talk about Strangles AAEP - Strangles: What to Know

The agricultural use of the land and waters of Cape Cod is rapidly diminishing. The Cape Cod Farm Bureau is positioned to offer needed assistance to farmers, as well as the general public.

We offer our services and advice to any group or person who wishes to preserve the prudent use of the land and waters to benefit current and future generations of Cape Codders.

To be successful in our endeavors, the Cape Cod Farm Bureau needs not only the involvement of its members and associate members, but also the support and encouragement of the entire Cape Cod community.

The vast majority of Cape Cod farmers are currently members of the Farm Bureau and we encourage other Cape residents to help us by becoming Associate Members or Donors to our cause.

Join Us in Preserving Cape Cod

Note: This link will take you directly to the Mass Farm Bureau web site where you must first register to join. Be sure to select the "Cape & Islands" bureau when completing the application.