About Us
OFFICERS
| President | Kenneth Compton | |
| 1st Vice President | James Burks | |
| 2nd Vice President | Travis Dowell | |
| Secretary/Treasurer | Vacant | |
| Farm Bureau Women's Chair | Tammy Cashman | |
| Young Farmer Chair | Brandon Henning | |
| Young Farmer Co-Chair | Isaak Jeffries |
DIRECTORS
| Linda Buchanan | Hardinsburg | |
| Jonathan Burke | Cloverport | |
| James Burks | Hardinsburg | |
| Robert Cashman | Webster | |
| Travis Dowell | Irvington | |
| Eddie Dyer | Harned | |
| Pat Henderson | Irvington | |
| John Henning | Hardinsburg | |
| Steven Hinton | Falls of Rough | |
| Tony Hobbs | Hardinsburg | |
| Joe Howell | Hardinsburg | |
| Titus Lockard | Vine Grove | |
| Greg Moore | Falls of the Rough | |
| Ashley Norwood | Hardinsburg | |
| Arnold O'Reilly | Hardinsburg | |
| Presley Paul | Harned | |
| Jim Rhodes | Hardinsburg | |
| Gilbert Scott | Hudson | |
| Kevin Tucker | Hudson |
KFB Spotlight
- 2021 KFB Scholarship Awards: One for the Record Book
- October 22, 2021
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While education has looked very different over the past year from its traditional classroom settings, the financial needs of students, especially those going on to higher education, has likely never been greater. Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) has recognized those needs for decades by establishing scholarship programs at the state and county levels.
- Harvest 2021Continues: The Latest Crop Update
- October 22, 2021
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Last month’s September crop report from the USDA’s National Agriculture Statistics Service, (NASS) Kentucky Field Office reported increased production levels for corn and tobacco over 2020, with a slight decrease in soybeans production. Regional Director David Knopf said unless there are any unforeseen circumstances, he doesn't see any big changes coming as the harvest season progresses.
- Glean Kentucky Making a Difference in the Battle Against Hunger
- October 22, 2021
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It has been estimated that more than 40 percent of the food produced in the U.S. goes unused, ending up in landfills. All the while approximately one in six Kentuckians suffers from some level of food insecurity.