The Webster County farmer, who was elected as KFB President last December, delivered a year-end review and shared his thoughts about the past and future of the organization.

They were each awarded a $3,500 college scholarship, a piece of luggage and a wristwatch as contest prizes.

Laken Falwell, K-5 library media specialist and STEM teacher at North Calloway Elementary School, is the recipient of KFB’s 2024 Excellence in Ag Literacy Award.

Fink participated with three other entrants in the final event, winning a Kubota RTV sponsored by Southern Farm Bureau Life and Amburgey’s Farm Machinery. She will represent Kentucky in the national competition at the 2025 American Farm Bureau Federation convention in January.

The luncheon is one of the many traditions at the KFB Annual Meeting, celebrating the strength and resilience of Kentucky’s agriculture industry, and looking ahead to the future.

Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) announced today that LaRue County farmer Ryan Bivens has been named its 2024 Generation Bridge Advocate of the Year.

Cooking a Thanksgiving feast for your friends and family will cost less than last year but will still be more expensive than before the pandemic.

From an advocacy perspective, Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) has been busier than ever working with our local, state, and national lawmakers to move our agricultural industry forward by way of the priorities that begin with our county leaders throughout the state.