2026 Madison County Scholarship Recipients

2026 Delaware County Scholarship Recipients

We are thrilled to highlight the exceptional achievements of our 2026 Delaware County Farm Bureau scholarship recipients.

2026 Union County Scholarship Recipients

We are thrilled to highlight the exceptional achievements of our 2026 Union County Farm Bureau scholarship recipients.

2026 Franklin County Scholarship Recipients

We are thrilled to highlight the exceptional achievements of our 2026 Franklin County Farm Bureau scholarship recipients.

2026 Lake County Farm Bureau scholarship recipients

Lake County Farm Bureau recognizes the importance of developing future leaders in the agriculture industry and is committed to investing in their education.

2026 Madison County Scholarship Recipients

Madison County Farm Bureau awards $4,000 to 2026 scholarship recipients.

2026 Geauga County Farm Bureau scholarship winners

Geauga County Farm Bureau would like to honor its 2026 scholarship recipients.

Ashtabula County 2026 scholarship recipients

Ashtabula County Farm Bureau recognizes the importance of developing future leaders in the agriculture industry and is committed to investing in their education.

2026 Stark County scholarship winners

Stark County Farm Bureau is proud to officially announce our 2026 scholarship winners! Each scholarship recipient went through an application process and committee review to qualify.

Robert Brookover Scholarship of Portage County 2026 winners

Each scholarship recipient went through an application process and committee review to qualify. Please join Portage County Farm Bureau in congratulating each of these hard working students!

Columbiana County 2026 scholarship winners

Columbiana County Farm Bureau is proud to officially announce our 2026 scholarship winners! Each scholarship recipient went through an application process and committee review to qualify.

Evan Moran will attend Hocking College this fall.	Evan Moran is currently enrolled at Hocking College, where he is double-majoring in Business Management and Entrepreneurship, as well as Heavy Equipment Management. Over the past year, he has taken many classes, including marketing, sales, and welding. He has also received his Class A CDL. This past summer, he focused on operating, maintaining, and repairing heavy equipment. He applied those skills while working with the Hocking College Grounds Crew. In the spring of 2027, he will graduate with two degrees and plans to pursue a career in heavy equipment sales. He has volunteered at the London HELP House, the Farm Science Review, Becks Hybrid, Camp Nuhop, and the Brendan Shea campaign. He enjoys extracurricular activities such as fishing, wakeboarding, hunting, golfing, trap shooting, automotive engineering, restorations, and modifications.
Hailey Ballah will attend Hocking College this fall.	Hailey Ballah is a 2026 graduate from London High School. She is an active member of the London FFA, having served as reporter, treasurer, and most recently, president. She also played on the Girls Golf Varsity Team for three years. Hailey has been an active 4-H member, showing lambs, rabbits, donkeys, a variety of poultry, and special-interest projects, including archery, at the Madison County Fair. She plans to attend Hocking College this fall and major in Wildlife Management. Her goal is to become a certified Wildlife Data Analyst. She is grateful to Madison County Farm Bureau for this opportunity and for supporting her future endeavors.
Melody Maxwell will attend the University of Kentucky this fall.	Melody Maxwell is a 2026 graduate of Madison-Plains High School. She will attend the University of Kentucky in the fall to major in Human Health Sciences on a pre-med track. She served and led multiple organizations at her school and in her community during high school. Her favorite was FFA, and she loved serving as a chapter assistant officer, reporter, and, most recently, president. Melody didn’t come from an agricultural background, but quickly found her love for the industry as she immersed herself in her ag classes and became involved in FFA.
Kali Kimbler will attend the University of Kentucky this fall.	Kali Kimbler is a 2026 graduate of Madison Plains High School who finished in the top 10 of her class and graduated with honors. She has a strong passion for agriculture and the livestock industry. Kali has shown livestock at the county, state, and national levels, traveling across the country to compete and represent her community. In addition to showing livestock, Kali provides mentoring and showmanship lessons to youth exhibitors across Ohio, helping the next generation develop their skills, confidence, and passion for the livestock industry. These experiences have helped shape her strong work ethic, leadership abilities, and dedication to agriculture. This fall, Kali will attend the University of Kentucky, where she plans to double major in Animal Science and Agricultural Economics while pursuing a pre-veterinary track. Her goal is to combine her love for livestock with her passion for animal health and agriculture, ultimately building a career that serves both animals and the agricultural community. Kali is honored to be selected as a scholarship recipient and is grateful for the support of her family, mentors, and community throughout her journey.

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