The evening provided an opportunity to recognize the hard work and dedication of our volunteer board trustees, whose efforts are essential to the success of the Farm Bureau year-round.
On Dec. 9, 2024, the Adams, Brown, Clermont, and Highland County Farm Bureaus gathered at the Brown County Fairgrounds to celebrate the holiday season and prepare for the upcoming membership year. Board trustees and their families enjoyed the evening, which included a catered meal by Queen City BBQ and a festive white elephant gift exchange.
During the event, board trustees from each county set goals for the year ahead while sharing fellowship with one another. Attendees reflected on the value of their Farm Bureau membership and discussed ways to effectively communicate those benefits to others. Ohio Farm Bureau State Board Trustee Nathan Brown spoke to attendees and encouraged them to share their “why”—why they are Farm Bureau members, their personal stories, or perhaps the legacy of generations before them.
The evening provided an opportunity to recognize the hard work and dedication of our volunteer board trustees, whose efforts are essential to the success of the Farm Bureau year-round.
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