As the membership season continues, Highland County Farm Bureau encourages all members to stay tuned for upcoming events and initiatives.
Highland County Farm Bureau hosted an afternoon of bowling. On Sunday, March 10, members and their families gathered at Highland Lanes in Hillsboro, embracing friendly competition.
“We were thrilled to see several families come out and enjoy the event,” expressed board President Evan Davis. Highland County Farm Bureau aims to create an environment where members can come together to celebrate their shared agricultural interests and foster connections within the farming community.
As the membership season continues, Highland County Farm Bureau encourages all members to stay tuned for upcoming events and initiatives. Together, they are rolling towards membership victory, strike by strike, goal by goal.
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