Brittany Brewer is the summer intern for the Champaign, Clark, Darke, and Miami County Farm Bureaus. Brewer recently graduated from Morehead State University with a degree in animal science. After her work this summer as Farm Bureau’s intern, she will be attending the Ohio State University in pursuit of her master’s degree in agricultural education.
Brewer grew up on her family’s livestock and grain farm in southern Darke County. She is the daughter of Kevin and Sharon Brewer. During her high school career she was very involved in FFA, Student Council, National Honor Society, and the college credit plus program. She continued to stay involved at Morehead State where she participated in Delta Tau Alpha, Collegiate Farm Bureau, Agricultural Ambassadors, and worked and lived on the university farm. These experiences and connections have allowed her to harness and grow her passion for agriculture. Brewer looks forward to meeting and working with Farm Bureau members this summer.
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