2025 Jefferson County Farm Bureau Scholarship Application Available

Jefferson County Farm Bureau will be awarding up to $2,000 in scholarships for qualified students from Jefferson County who are or will be pursuing further education.

The scholarship recipients will be announced in May. Recipients will also be acknowledged at the Jefferson County Farm Bureau Annual Meeting in September. The scholarship money will be paid in January following completion of one (1) quarter or semester of school. A copy of your college transcript will be required, from the preceding fall quarter or semester, to receive your scholarship money. Any scholarship money that is not claimed after one (1) year will be forfeited.

Deadline March 31, 2025

Applicant Eligibility

  • The applicant, parent or legal guardian must be a current member of the Jefferson County Farm Bureau for the last two consecutive membership years.
  • The applicant, parent or legal guardian must also be a resident of and/or attend school in Jefferson County.

Application and Further Information

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Greg McGlinch

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Nathan and Jill Parriman

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Gretchan Francis

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Wyatt Morrow

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Matt Aultman

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Chad Ruhl

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Mary Smallsreed

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