About Us - Kentucky Farm Bureau

About Us

OFFICERS    
     
President   Chester Bowman
1st Vice President   Jonathan Shepherd
Secretary / Treasurer   Mona Redding
Farm Bureau Women's Chair   Sharon Spencer
Farm Bureau Women's Co-Chair   Mona Redding
Young Farmer Co-Chair   Jenna Burke
Young Farmer Co-Chair   Haley Varney
     
DIRECTORS    
Chester Bowman   Frankfort
Cody Brenneman   Frankfort
Cody Burke   Frankfort
Jenna Burke   Frankfort
Truett Cohorn   Frankfort
Ricky Joe Cornish   Frankfort
Webster Fannin   Frankfort
Jack Goins   Frankfort
Troy Russell Goins   Franktfort
Michael Green   Lawrenceburg
Jake Harrod   Frankfort
James Hughes   Frankfort
Jacob J. Kuhn   Frankfort
J.W. Luttrell   Frankfort
Louis E.McClain   Frankfort
Ben Mefford   Frankfort
Herbert Mefford   Frankfort
Jon Mitchell   Frankfort
Jonathan Moore   Frankfort
Phillip Morgan   Frankfort
John Mucci   Frankfort
Roger Perkins   Frankfort
Kerry Redding   Frankfort
Mona Redding   Frankfort
Stanley Ritchie   Lawrenceburg
Tera Roberts   Frankfort
Jonathan Shepherd   Frankfort
Ryan Shouse   Frankfort
Mike Spencer   Frankfort
Sharon Spencer   Frankfort
Stephen Thornton   Franfort
Haley Varney   Frankfort
     

 

KFB Spotlight

KFB's 60th Annual Ham Breakfast Raises a Record $10.5 Million for Kentucky Charities
August 22, 2024
KFB's 60th Annual Ham Breakfast Raises a Record $10.5 Million for Kentucky Charities

Today’s 60th annual Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) Country Ham Breakfast and Charity Auction at the Kentucky State Fair brought in an astounding winning bid of $10.5 million from Kelly and Joe Craft.

Kentucky FFA Breaks Ground on Rising Sun Center
August 12, 2024
Kentucky FFA Breaks Ground on Rising Sun Center

The Kentucky FFA Association broke ground yesterday for the Rising Sun Center at the Leadership Training Center (also known as FFA Camp) in Hardinsburg, Kentucky.

President's Column | Eddie Melton
August 9, 2024
President's Column | Eddie Melton

At this point in time, we are projected to be in the hole by about $32 billion this year. “Unbelievable!” you might say, but we have faced ag deficits in four of the last six years and never at the amount we are seeing now.