Greene County Farm Bureau

Greene County Farm Bureau is now accepting applications for the 2024 Greene County Agriculture Hall of Fame. If you or someone you know has positively impacted the Greene County Agriculture industry, please apply today! Click here to access the application. 

Daniel JonesThe 2023 Greene County Agriculture Hall of Fame inductee was Danny Jones. Jones has spent more than 60 years serving the Greene County agriculture community. He is from Waynesville, Ohio and attended Xenia High School later earning his associate’s degree in power equipment at Clark State College. He has worked as a full-time grain farmer, past hog and feeder calf farmer, and worked for Central Implement in Wilmington in the 1970s.

In the community, Jones has served as a 4-H advisor, 4-H board member, Greene County Farm Bureau trustee and president, on the Wayne Township Zoning Board, Greene County Pork Producers, and as a trustee and treasurer of the New Burlington Community Church. He is known for his outstanding volunteer work especially in agriculture and is always eager to help and mentor other farmers. Danny has an innovative spirit being an early adopter to no-till farming, and being successful with raising heirloom wheat and milling for the local bakery.

Applications are due Aug. 1, 2024.

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Gretchan Francis

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