Holly Tucker of Shelby County fits into that "next generation" category. She and her husband James, partner with James's brother Jeremy on their Twin J Farms where they grow corn, soybeans, and wheat, along with raising cattle, a small flock of chickens, and a few dairy show cows.

KFB leaders, and members and leaders within The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints came together to distribute 40,000 lbs. of donated food to participating nonprofits and agencies from Central Kentucky that assist with hunger relief.

Wally Taylor is planning for the upcoming planting season like so many farmers across the state. If all goes according to those plans, he will plant about 2,000 acres of corn and 1,950 acres of soybeans on his Daviess County operation.

KFB First Vice President Shane Wiseman says county Farm Bureau leaders are key to the success of he organization.

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As important as it is for farm families to plant, grow, and harvest our crops year after year, it is equally important to stand up for and speak out in support of an industry none of us can truly do without.

KFB President Eddie Melton welcomes new ag industry to the Commonwealth.

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American Farm Bureau Womens Committee Chair Isabella Chisim says farmers need to share the story of where food comes from.

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