Hummel is 2022 Outstanding Young Farmer
John Hummel of Canal Winchester is the winner of Ohio Farm Bureau’s Outstanding Young Farmer Award for 2022.
Read MoreHaag will provide day-to-day accounting services and will work with 13 other counties in northeast Ohio that are serviced from the North Royalton office.
Julie Haag has been named accounting specialist for Farm Bureau in Hardin, Hancock, Lucas, Ottawa, Sandusky, Seneca, Wood and Wyandot counties.
She will support District Director Kayla Richards by providing day-to-day accounting services and will work with 13 other counties in northeast Ohio that are serviced from the North Royalton office.
Prior to this role, Haag worked in accounting for JPMorgan Chase and Huntington Bank. She earned an associate’s degree in accounting from Colorado Technical University.
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Editors: A high-resolution photo of Ms. Haag is available for download.
John Hummel of Canal Winchester is the winner of Ohio Farm Bureau’s Outstanding Young Farmer Award for 2022.
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