Ohio Farm Bureau Scholarships

Hamilton County Farm Bureau will award two scholarship opportunities for students pursuing post-secondary education. This includes the Ed Motz Memorial $2,000 Scholarship and the HCFB – FFA $1,000 Scholarship.

Applicant Eligibility

  • You or your parents must be an Active member(s) in Hamilton County Farm
    Bureau on or before March 30.
  • You must have or will have obtained the ranking of High School Senior or College
    Freshman status at the time the scholarship is awarded.

Scholarship Rules and Regulations

Scholarship will be awarded to the recipient upon the receipt of a grade card/paid
receipt from a college or trade school of applicant’s choice.

This scholarship will be awarded to an individual only once, however an individual
can apply both years of eligibility.

There may be only one scholarship awarded each year to a qualified applicant.
Applicants may be subject to an interview. Inability to attend the interviews will
deem the applicant ineligible for the scholarship.

Application and More Information

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