The organization is proud to recognize our volunteers and scholarship winners from the past year and to share the past year's highlights!
The Adams County Farm Bureau and Adams Soil and Water Conservation District held their annual meeting at the Adams County Fairgrounds Aug. 9 at 6 p.m. Homemade ice cream and snow cones were served to those in attendance. Attendees enjoyed fellowship and catching up with one another prior to the meeting being called to order. We were joined by several county office representatives, elected officials and long-time members! The evening included a short business meeting, where members elected trustees and state annual meeting delegates, and voted on policy and code changes. The organization is proud to recognize our volunteers and scholarship winners from the past year and to share the past year’s highlights! The evening concluded after hearing from Nathan Brown, District 20 Trustee for the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, as he recapped the year’s highlights.
Pictured L to R: Kristy Watters (Outgoing Board President), Keith Holbrook (Incoming Board President), Linda Ayres-Louiso (Membership Chair), David Dugan (Retiring Board Trustee), and Roger Rhonemus (Policy Development Chair)
Adams County Farm Bureau combined tradition, education, and community spirit, making Farm Bureau Day a highlight of the fair.
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