Landesbauernverband in Baden-Württemberg (LBV)

The Landesbauernverband (LBV) in Baden-Württemberg is the voluntary farmers' union for Württemberg and northern Baden, with about 30,000 members and 20 district unions (Kreisbauernverbände). It represents farmers in state politics and, through the German Farmers' Association (Deutscher Bauernverband), at federal and European level. Members get personal advice at the district offices on tax, legal, subsidy and social insurance matters.

Voluntary. Farmers join the Kreisbauernverband for their place of residence or business; the district office explains how to join. In southern Baden (Freiburg area) the local union is the BLHV.

The organisation does not publish its membership fee — please ask directly. The district office (Kreisbauernverband) for your place of residence informs you about the fee and how to join.

• Personal advice at the district office
• Tax and legal advice
• Subsidy applications, agricultural diesel tax refund
• Social insurance (SVLFG), farm succession
• Discounts with more than 30 partner companies
• Training at the Bauernschule Bad Waldsee

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