Jackson-Vinton Farm Bureau participates in Downtown Chocolate Walk
Participants with tickets stopped at each participating location to pick up a chocolate treat, enjoy friendly conversations, and support the local community.
Read MoreHog Wild raises money for Farm Bureau scholarships and other youth activities in Jackson and Vinton counties.
The 2023 Hog Wild Contest came to an end Saturday with the winners being announced at the Main Stage of the Jackson County Apple Festival. Congratulations to Total Media- Pig Wilson, Editor of the TeleHAM; the people of Jackson County have voted you the TOP HOG of the county by contributing over 128,120 votes or $1,281.20 in your pig in just seven days! Your grand total for both Rounds 1 & 2 is $1,582.74. The People’s Choice Award went to Leedy Angus Farm – Bee the Light, which collected 97,149 votes in their pig tallying $971.49 in the first round of voting alone. This year’s Most Creative/Original Hog Award went to Jerry’s Do It Center – Chris P Bacon and the most Facebook Likes winner was Total Media – Pig Wilson, Editor of the TeleHAM with 324 likes.
This year was another record breaking year for the Hog Wild Contest with a total of 934,413 votes or $9,344.13 cash! We had 40 hogs participate, which means 40 businesses competed to see who could decorate their hog and get out and get the most votes (money) raised for scholarships and other youth activities that we get requests for in Jackson and Vinton counties.
This contest started out giving one scholarship, and now because of this event, we proudly give six scholarships and will continue to increase that number each year. Thank you to all of the businesses who participated in the Hog Wild Contest this year!
Participants with tickets stopped at each participating location to pick up a chocolate treat, enjoy friendly conversations, and support the local community.
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All new animal caretakers must be trained in their duties, whether caring for one or 100+ animals.
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This donation helps the youth in our community be able to be a member of Farm Bureau and continue to support agriculture.
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Volunteers reached out to individuals whose memberships had lapsed, were coming due for renewal, or who might be interested in joining for the first time.
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Representing Jackson‑Vinton Farm Bureau were Board President Mick Scott, Board Vice President Jessica Taylor, and FFA/Young Ag Professional member Brady Daily.
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Thank you to our partners, Maddie and Josh Winters from Jackson County OSU Extension, for leading our annual Quality Assurance Training.
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This donation helps the youth in our community be able to be a member of Farm Bureau and continue to support agriculture.
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Jackson-Vinton Farm Bureau will be holding a Quality Assurance Training for county board members on Thursday, Feb. 12, 2026.
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Volunteers heard from several fantastic presenters who highlighted the wide range of Farm Bureau membership benefits.
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Representatives from the Jackson‑Vinton, Pike, and Scioto County Farm Bureaus recently attended the American Farm Bureau Annual Convention in California,…
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