The Christian County Farm Bureau is honoring the dedication of two farming operations in the county, with black vultures and property values among issues members are concerned about.
Kentucky Farm Bureau State Board member Mary Kate Kordis presented Legacy Farm awards to Tobacco Way Farm and Minton Farms. Kordis says Tobacco Way Farm has a great agriculture history.
click to download audioKordis says Brad and Chuck Minton are continuing to carry the Minton Farm operation.
click to download audioBoth families were presented a sign farm and a plaque signifying the award.
Meanwhile, Wesley Parker presented two policy suggestions to the membership, with black vultures problems among the concerns.
click to download audioParker says there is some concern about the Christian County PVA office’s barn assessments.
click to download audioMembers heard insurance agents updates from Agency Manager Gary Keeton and agent Ricky McGraw.
Outstanding Farm Bureau youth McLala Shelton and Cameron Williams presented the winning speeches.
Scholarships were presented Eli Finch, Jesse Gilkey, Mollie Goode, Drew Lyle, and Suzzana Sargeant.
Saharah Peterson and Anthony Webster were recognized for participating in the Kentucky Farm Bureau Institute for Future Agriculture Leaders program.
