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The Pickaway County Buyers Club is a group of businesses, organizations, Farm Bureau members and residents that pool funds to purchase youth livestock projects at the Pickaway County Junior Fair Sale.
Founded in 2018 as a project of the Pickaway County Farm Bureau, the club has grown in donors and dollar contributions each year. Every dollar donated directly supports youth exhibitors. The Buyers Club makes a special effort to target young farmers who receive no bids or minimal bids. As a result, the club increases resources for bidding and ensures that all Pickaway County youth exhibitors receive a premium price for their project.
In 2021, 71 local businesses, organizations, Farm Bureau members and individuals gave $36,834 to support youth at the Pickaway County 2021 Junior Fair Sale! The Pickaway County Buyers Club purchased 65 livestock projects plus 18 add-ons.
Thank you for your care and support:
Honey Run Farm
Pickaway County Community Foundation
Mt. Sterling Short Stop
Pickaway County Recorder
Gifford Farms
T & M Concessions
Elks Lodge No. 77
Ron’s Glass Service
Ruff & Associates
Pickaway Soil & Water Conservation District
Westfall FFA
Circleville Sunrise Rotary Club
County Line Meats
Lohstroh Family Farm
Amanda Animal Hospital
BHM CPA Group, Inc.
CKB Sterling One Stop LLC
Edward Jones (Diane Hill, Jonathan Meenach & Charles Pockras)
Vallery & Dorn Insurance
Kingston National Bank
Martino Family
Smith Family
Noecker Family
Barnes Family
Hupp Family
Wolford Family
Clifton Family
Barthelmas Family
Schein Family
Ruff Farms
Wischmeyer Family
Gearhart Family
Knece Family
Williams Family
Jones Family
Musselman Family
Scior Family
Shannon Family
Reid Family
Videkovich Family Farms
Blue Family
Bolender Family
Lohstroh Family Farms
Ohnewehr Family
Rynd Family
Davis Family
Buller Family
Renick Family
Writsel Family
Lamb Family Farm
Circleville Ag Products
Top Tier Livestock
Buttons and Bowls 4H Club
Rhoad Family
Scherer Family
Barnes Family
Dick Family
N8 Family Chiropractic
Hardin Family
Minshall Family
Gifford Family
Brill Family
Berry Livestock
Anonymous donor
Learn more and donate online at pickawaycountybuyersclub.com.
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