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OFFICERS
| President | Gerry Baker | |
| Vice President | Jan Cox | |
| Secretary/Treasurer | Kim White | |
| Assistant | James Boone | |
| Office Secretary | Leslie Peek | |
| Agency Manager | Kim White | |
| County Ag Agent | Shane Bogle | |
| Farm Bureau Women'sCo-Chair | Peggy Cox | |
| Young Farmer Chair | Chase Roberts |
DIRECTORS
| Ivan Birrell | Dawson Springs | |
| James Bond | Princeton | |
| Michael Brown | Princeton | |
| Tommy Brown | Princeton | |
| Wayne Butts | Fredonia | |
| Barbara Clift | Fredonia | |
| Jeff Cotton | Princeton | |
| Stephen Cox | Fredonia | |
| James Hughes | Princeton | |
| Jacob Jones | Princeton | |
| Doug & Beverly Morgan | Princeton | |
| Clinton Perry | Princeton | |
| Craig Roberts | Princeton | |
| Mary Lee Scott | Princeton |
Area Program Director: David Davis
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KFB Spotlight
- Farm Bill Headed To President's Desk For Signature
- December 13, 2018
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Kentucky is ‘home to more than 75,000 farms. They produce everything from soybeans and poultry to horses and corn. Those families are looking to us for help and stability. And when President Trump signs our Farm Bill into law, more stability is just what they will get.’
- Farm Bill Passes the House of Representatives
- December 13, 2018
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December 12, 2018 - Today the House of Representatives passed a five-year Farm Bill. Congressman Comer, along with 368 other congressional colleagues, voted in support of the bill. The Agriculture Improvement Act (H.R. 2) includes many incremental wins for rural America. It fully protects crop insurance, makes significant improvements to rural broadband, and implements key changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
- Kentucky Farm Bureau President Mark Haney Statement on Passage of the Farm Bill
- December 12, 2018
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I can’t tell you how pleased I am we have passage of the 2018 Farm Bill. As I have said before, this bill is the single most important piece of legislation connected to agriculture we have, and with its passage comes the certainty farm families need to move forward with their operations, in a very challenging ag economy.