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OFFICERS
| President | Grant Hildabrand | |
| 1st Vice President | Thomas Poole | |
| 2nd Vice President | Wesley Estes | |
| Secretary | Jamye Brown | |
| Treasurer | Jeremy Robertson | |
| Farm Bureau Women’s Co-Chair | Karen Estes Milliken | |
| Farm Bureau Women’s Co-chair | Catherine Poole | |
| Young Farmer Chair | Wesley Estes | 
DIRECTORS
| John Alcott | Russellville | |
| Albert Brown | Russellville | |
| Jay Campbell | Adairville | |
| Trisha Campbell | Adairville | |
| Robert Dawson | Olmstead | |
| Morgan Estes | Auburn | |
| Wesley Estes | Auburn | |
| Jennifer Ferris | Lewisburg | |
| Paul Gripshover | Auburn | |
| Dwight Grise | Russellville | |
| Gary Hendricks | Russellville | |
| Grant Hildabrand | Russellville | |
| Carrell Hughes | Auburn | |
| Eldon Hughes | Auburn | |
| Jerry Hughes | Auburn | |
| Colton Hunter | Auburn | |
| Lilly Hunter | Auburn | |
| Gary Jenkins | Olmstead | |
| Daniel Johnson | Russellville | |
| Douglas Milliken | Russellville | |
| Richard Moore | Adairville | |
| Patsy Poore | Russellville | |
| Russell Poore | Russellville | |
| Thomas Poole | Auburn | |
| Jeremy Robertson | Franklin | |
| Tabitha Robertson | Franklin | 
KFB Spotlight
- Kentucky agriculture celebrates Pork Month in October
- October 27, 2025
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						 		Pork producers, pork industry representatives, and state legislators joined Commissioner of Agriculture Jonathan Shell on Friday as he proclaimed October as Pork Month in Kentucky. 
- North American International Livestock Exposition Bound
- October 27, 2025
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						 		Fourteen-year-old Montana Fehd from Henderson County has been showing dairy goats for more than a decade, turning a childhood passion into a full-fledged business on her family's Cheyenne Acres Farm. 
- Agriculture is like a quilt
- October 24, 2025
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						 		In this month's Down the Backroads, KFB News Editor Tim Thornberry reflects on the beauty and connection woven through Kentucky agriculture.