Russell Poore Receives the 2020 Logan County Distinguished Service to Agriculture Award. - Kentucky Farm Bureau

Russell Poore Receives the 2020 Logan County Distinguished Service to Agriculture Award

Logan County Farm Bureau President Doug Milliken presents Russell Poore with the 2020 Logan County Distinguished Service to Agriculture Award.

Russell Poore received the 2020 Logan County Distinguished Service to Agriculture Award. Russell has been a member of Logan County Farm Bureau for approximately 40 years. He has been farming for 58 years with his wife Patsy near the Chandlers Chapel area of Logan County. 

The Poores began farming with a dairy and raising grain and tobacco. They expanded their farm operation to include a Farm Bureau Certified Farm Market that offers fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs and honey. Russell is a past president of Logan County Farm Bureau and served on the Kentucky Farm Bureau State Board for 14 years. While on the state Board he served on the State Horticulture Committee, State Insurance Board and State Roadside Farm Markets Committee. 

Russell and Patsy Poore were honored to be the Logan County Chamber of Commerce Farm Family of the Year for 2010 and again for 2020. 

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