About Us
OFFICERS
| President | Kent Boyd | |
| Vice President | J.E. Pryor | |
| Secretary/Treasurer | Glenda Wright | |
| Farm Bureau Women's Chair | Jennifer Rives | |
| Young Farmer Chair | J.E. Pryor |
DIRECTORS
| Kevin Arvin | Pembroke | |
| Tiffany Bolinger | Pembroke | |
| Mark Burman | Hopkinsville | |
| Greg Campbell | Pembroke | |
| Olivia Clark | Hopkinsville | |
| David Draper | Hopkinsville | |
| Tyler Durham | Crofton | |
| Tom Folz | Herndon | |
| Gary Haile | Herndon | |
| Michael Harton | Hopkinsville | |
| Lloyd Hight | Crofton | |
| Harold &Helen Knight | Hopkinsville | |
| Chuck Minton | Hopkinsville | |
| Wesley & Marsha Parker | Hopkinsville | |
| Bates Payne, Jr. | Pembroke | |
| Jason Powel | Hopkinsville | |
| Preston Rives | Hopkinsville | |
| Dale Seay | Crofton | |
| Keith Sholar | Hopkinsville | |
| Jeremy Strader | Herndon | |
| Bobby Wagoner | Crofton | |
| Steve Williamson | Hopkinsville | |
| Daniel Wadley | Herndon | |
| Glen Wright | Hopkinsville |
Area Program Director: Tony Holloway
KFB Spotlight
- Down the Backroads
- September 22, 2018
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By Tim Thornberry, Editor Kentucky Farm Bureau News
During a recent visit to West Kentucky, I decided to make the return trip an adventure and stay off the Interstate/Parkway for as long as possible. Nothing wrong with our wonderful Interstate system, but I do enjoy the scenery that can only be found on the less beaten paths.
- Renee Laurent Named Compliance Manager
- September 6, 2018
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Governor’s Office of Agricultural Policy (GOAP) Executive Director Warren Beeler announced today the appointment of Renee Laurent to Compliance Manager. Renee is a former intern for Kentucky Farm Bureau. We wish her well at her new position and we are proud of her earning this opportunity.
- Kentucky Farm Bureau Seeking Participants for the 2019-2020 LEAD Class
- September 4, 2018
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Recruitment for Kentucky Farm Bureau’s (KFB) next group of participants in the two-year, Leadership Enhancement for Agricultural Development (LEAD) program is now underway. Up to 16 individuals will be selected for this intensive learning experience to equip the next generation of agricultural leaders with the tools to manage tomorrow’s challenges.