Carroll County Farm Bureau Scholarship Winners

District 13 Farm Bureau recently awarded a total of $11,500 in scholarships to standout students across Carroll, Harrison, Jefferson and Tuscarawas counties. Each year, the county Farm Bureaus recognize local youth who demonstrate academic excellence, community involvement, and a deep commitment to agricultural advocacy.

“We are thrilled to support these deserving students as they pursue their higher education goals,” said Kayla Scott, Farm Bureau organization director. “Their dedication to their communities and their passion for the agricultural sector are truly inspiring. We look forward to seeing all that they accomplish in the future.”

The 2026 scholarship recipients by county are:

Selection committees in each county noted they were highly impressed by the applicants’ academic milestones, career aspirations and continued support for the Farm Bureau mission. These scholarship recipients truly embody the organization’s core values of hard work, civic dedication, and a lifelong passion for agriculture.

For more information about Farm Bureau’s scholarship program or upcoming events, please contact Carroll, Harrison, Jefferson, and Tuscarawas County Farm Bureau at 330-339-7211 or email [email protected]. 

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