Logan County Farm Bureau Recognized at Kentucky Farm Bureau's 104th Annual Meeting - Kentucky Farm Bureau

Logan County Farm Bureau Recognized at Kentucky Farm Bureau's 104th Annual Meeting

Carrell Hughes, Teresa Hendricks, Karen Milliken and Myra Alcott drop off Logan County Farm Bureau’s donation to Ronald McDonald Charities Christmas Tree at the KYFB Annual Meeting in Louisville.
John Alcott, Russell Poore, Myra Alcott, Patsy Poore, Carrell Hughes, Jerry Hughes, Karen Milliken, Doug Milliken, Kristin Hildabrand, Grant Hildabrand, Gary Hendricks and Teresa Hendricks attend KYFB 2023 Annual Meeting at the Galt House in Louisville.

Logan County Farm Bureau members attended the 104th Kentucky Farm Bureau Annual Meeting at the Galt House in Louisville, November 29 - December 2, 2023.

During the meeting, Logan County Farm Bureau received a Gold Star Award of Excellence for its Women’s Committee, co-chaired by Catherine Poole & Karen Milliken. The women’s committees from all Kentucky counties donated close to $8,000 to support Ronald McDonald Charities.

Logan County received a Pacesetter Award for meeting county membership quota, and Logan County Farm Bureau President Grant Hildabrand was awarded a Farm Bureau vest and state annual meeting expense reimbursement.

Eddie Melton from Webster County was elected President of Kentucky Farm Bureau. Shane Wiseman from Clark County was elected 1st Vice President, and Larry Clark from Green County was elected 2nd Vice President.

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