About Us
Farm Bureau is a voluntary organization operating under the code 501(c)5 not-for-profit guided and directed by our nearly 13,000 member families. We are committed to educating the public about agriculture, encouraging youth in advancing education and leadership skills and contributing to our community to make Fayette County the best place to live, work, raise a family and have a great quality of life.
OFFICERS
President | Robert Cole James | |
Vice President | Patrick Robinson | |
Secretary | Phil Meyer | |
Treasurer | Nick Carter | |
Executive Director | Carrie McIntosh | |
Farm Bureau Women's Chair | Bonnie Eads | |
Young Farmer Chair | Paige Mattingly | |
DIRECTORS | ||
Nick Carter | Paris | |
Aaron Clark | Lexington | |
Todd Clark | Lexington | |
Brian Colon | Lexington | |
Ben Conner | Lexington | |
Tanya Dvorak | Lexington | |
Bonnie Eads | Lexington | |
Rob Eads | Lexington | |
John Evans | Lexington | |
Brennan Gilkison | Winchester | |
Patrick Higginbotham | Lexington | |
Robert James | Lexington | |
Jill Mahan | Lexington | |
Carrie McIntosh | Lexington | |
John T McGuire | Winchester | |
Philip Meyer | Lexington | |
Beau Neal | Lexington | |
Christopher Riggs | Wilmore | |
Patrick Robinson | Lexington | |
Larry Ryan | Lexington | |
John Tucker | Lexington | |
Stuart Turlington | Lexington | |
Billy Van Pelt | Lexington | |
Stacy K. Vincent | Versailles | |
Jason Whitis | Lexington | |
Bill Witt | Lexington |
KFB Spotlight
- President's Column | Supporting Agriculture, Shaping its Future
- July 3, 2025
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Over the last 25 years, Kentucky agriculture has gone through an extraordinary transformation moving from a tobacco-dominant ag economy into one of the most diversified ag industries in the country.
- Kentucky Agriculture | Built to Last and Ready for the Future
- July 3, 2025
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In 2024, we reached a new milestone—$8.3 billion in agricultural cash receipts.
- Down the Backroads | A Pedal Down Memory Lane
- July 3, 2025
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During a recent trip, the serenity of one peaceful morning was somewhat interrupted when several children, and at least one adult, began riding by on what appeared to be electric scooters.