Farm Bureau Scholarships

The Montgomery County Farm Bureau is pleased to announce the 2025 scholarship recipients. Seven scholarships are awarded annually through the Montgomery County Farm Bureau and two in partnership with the Montgomery County Cattleman’s Association.

Magnolia Black of Union is attending Sinclair Community College, majoring in aviation technology. She was selected as the recipient of the $1,500 Montgomery County Farm Bureau Scholarship. 

Magnolia Black

Isaiah Early of Brookville is attending Wilmington College, majoring in agricultural business with a minor in communication. He was selected as the recipient of the $1,500 Montgomery County Farm Bureau Scholarship.

Isaiah Early

Baylee Foss of Germantown is attending Sinclair Community College, majoring in business administration. She was selected as the recipient of the  $1,500 Montgomery County Farm Bureau Scholarship.

Baylee Foss

Lindie Helsinger of Germantown is attending Wilmington College, majoring in middle childhood education with a minor in agriculture. She was selected as the recipient of the $1,000  Montgomery County Cattlemen’s Association Scholarship.

Lindie Helsinger

Kace Kozarec of Farmersville is attending The Ohio State University, majoring in chemical engineering. He was selected as the recipient of the $1,500 Montgomery County Farm Bureau Scholarship. 

Brayden Marlow of Brookville is attending The Ohio State University, majoring in agriscience education. He was selected as the recipient of the $1,000 Montgomery County Cattlemen’s Association Scholarship.

Morgan Michael of Farmersville is attending Illinois Central College, majoring in animal science with a focus on pre-vet. She was selected as the recipient of the $1,500 Montgomery County Farm Bureau Scholarship.

Morgan Michael

Morgan Miller of Brookville is attending Sinclair Community College, double majoring in political science and agricultural science. She was selected as the recipient of the $1,500 Montgomery County Farm Bureau Scholarship.

Morgan Miller

Ava Simon of Brookville is attending Kent State Tuscarawas, majoring in nursing. She was selected as the recipient of the  $1,500 Montgomery County Farm Bureau Scholarship.

Ava Simon

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Ryanna Tietje

Henry County Farm Bureau

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Matt Aultman

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Bill and Charlotte Wachtman

Henry County

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Gretchan Francis

Trumbull County Farm Bureau

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Hannah Kiser

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Mary Smallsreed

Trumbull County Farm Bureau

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