About National Farmers Union
National Farmers Union (NFU) is a national, nonprofit membership organization that advocates on behalf of family farmers, ranchers, and rural communities across the United States. Founded in 1902, NFU focuses on agricultural policy, fair markets, and rural economic vitality, and offers education and leadership programs for producers at all stages of their careers. Its headquarters are located at 20 F Street NW, Suite 300, Washington, DC 20001.([nfu.org](https://nfu.org/?utm_source=openai))
A charge from National Farmers Union on your card is most likely related to membership dues, a donation, or a registration fee for an NFU event or training program (such as conferences, leadership institutes, or fly-ins). In some cases, it could also be associated with educational materials, merch purchases, or other program fees processed through their online systems or via a payment processor prefix like “FSP*” shown in the descriptor. NFU itself does not operate retail storefronts; most payments are tied to memberships, contributions, or organized programs.([nfu.org](https://nfu.org/join/?utm_source=openai))
If you have questions about a charge, start by checking email receipts from NFU, your NFU member portal (if you have one), or any event confirmations around the transaction date. You can contact National Farmers Union directly via the contact form or phone number listed on their website; their main office line is published as (202) 554‑1600.([nfu.org](https://nfu.org/contact-us/?utm_source=openai)) When contacting them, have the transaction date, amount, cardholder name, and any descriptor text ready so staff can help identify whether it was membership-related, a donation, or an event fee. If the charge still cannot be reconciled, you can follow up with your card issuer to dispute or block future unauthorized payments.