New GFB Member Benefit Can Help Save A Life

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A Farm Bureau membership offers many benefits, including a few that can have a profound affect on a member’s life. One new benefit, though, can literally help save a life in the event of an accident. It’s called Air Evac, and GFB members can join at a reduced rate.

To learn more about this, and all of the benefits of Georgia Farm Bureau membership, visit http://www.gfb.org/benefits.



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