Treanna Lavy is the new program assistant for the Champaign, Clark, Darke and Miami County Farm Bureaus. Lavy recently graduated from Wilmington College with a degree in agricultural communications with a minor in business administration. Since graduation, she is back with her family’s show pig operation T.Lavy Show Pigs while beginning her career with Farm Bureau.
Lavy grew up on her family’s grain and livestock farm in Miami County and is the daughter of Lonnie and Tiffany Lavy. She was very involved in FFA throughout her high school career at Newton High School, earning her American Degree and competing in various Career Development Events as well. Lavy was also very active in 4-H, showing pigs for over 10 years at the county, state and national levels. She attributes these experiences to helping her find her passion in agriculture. Lavy said is excited to meet and begin working with the local farmers and community members!
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