About Us
OFFICERS
| President | Ray Tucker | |
| Vice President | Darren Wills | |
| Secretary | James Tucker | |
| Treasurer | Amanda Gajdzik | |
| Farm Bureau Women's Chair | Debbie Rothenburger | |
| Young Farmer Chair | Patrick Hargadon VI |
DIRECTORS
| Ethan Bailey | Bagdad | |
| Cody Bain | Mt. Eden | |
| Josh Ballard | Shelbyville | |
| Melissa Ballard | Shelbyville | |
| Zach Bennett | Simpsonville | |
| John Bradshaw | Waddy | |
| Emily Buckler | Pleasureville | |
| Nate Buckler | Pleasureville | |
| David Case | Pleasureville | |
| Paul Case | Pleasureville | |
| Shelia Case | Pleasureville | |
| Vicky Case | Pleasureville | |
| Britney Cox | Shelbyville | |
| Matthew Darst | Waddy | |
| Kaitlin Eades | Shelbyville | |
| Roger Early | Shelbyville | |
| Amanda Gajdzik | Shelbyville | |
| Matt Gajdzik | Shelbyville | |
| George Goetzinger | Bagdad | |
| Guy Grubbs | Waddy | |
| Alex Hagan | Shelbyville | |
| Julie Hammond | Shelbyville | |
| Spencer Hammond | Shelbyville | |
| Nicholas Harbin | Shelbyville | |
| Patrick Hargadon | Waddy | |
| Paul Hornback | Shelbyville | |
| Griffin Huelsman | Shelbyville | |
| James Insco | Shelbyville | |
| Suzanne Insco | Shelbyville | |
| Leslie Lafferty | Shelbyville | |
| Samuel Lafferty | Shelbyville | |
| Paul Langley | Shelbyville | |
| Eddie Mathis | Shelbyville | |
| Allen Phillips | Shelbyville | |
| Debbie Rothenburger | Shelbyville | |
| Fred Rothenburger | Shelbyville | |
| Katherine Tingle | Shelbyville | |
| Larry Joe Tingle | Shelbyville | |
| John Trumbo | Shelbyville | |
| Gilbert Ray Tucker | Shelbyville | |
| Gilbert Tucker | Finchville | |
| James Tucker | Shelbyville | |
| Jeremy Tucker | Shelbyville | |
| Nathan Tucker | Shelbyville | |
| Debra Truax | Simpsonville | |
| John Way | Shelbyville | |
| Judith White | Waddy | |
| John Wills | Shelbyville | |
| Gene Witt | Shelbyville |
KFB Spotlight
- Growing wildlife populations cost farmers
- October 21, 2025
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Kentucky farmers work hard to bring in their crops each year, but growing wildlife populations are taking a bite out of their bottom line. From deer and turkeys to bears and raccoons, more animals are making Kentucky's fields their dinner table.
- Kentucky Farm Bureau Names Kristan Wright of Henry County its 2025 Farm Woman of the Year
- October 20, 2025
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This prestigious annual award honors women whose exceptional contributions to agriculture exemplify innovation, leadership and community service.
- As the 2025 Harvest Continues
- October 17, 2025
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Kentucky farmers are facing one of the most unpredictable harvests in recent memory. A record-setting wet spring followed by the driest August in 131 years has left some fields thriving and others struggling.