Freddy Farm Bureau will be at the entrance to Freedom Hall greeting visitors to the Kentucky State Fair.

KFB Executive Vice President Drew Graham says its appropriate that a commodity breakfast opens the Kentucky State Fair.

KY FFA State Sentinel Leslie Monhollen enjoyed leadership training at the KFB state headquarters.

KFB Lead Class Member Melissa Hugget says the experience helped her see agriculture from a different perspective. 

KFB First Vice President Eddie Melton says some crops suffered damage from early season drought.

Billy Toombs says Kentucky Farm Bureau awarded a record number of scholarships in 2022.

KFB President Mark Haney says the 2022 KFB Board Tour will expand state leaders' understanding of regional ag issues.

KFB First Vice President Eddie Melton says modern chemistry is important for environmental stewardship and productivity.

KFBF Communications Director B. Todd Bright says KFB wants to recognize outstanding efforts in agriculture public relations.

Natural Resources Committee Chair Larry Thomas says Kentucky farmers need tools to protect crops and the environment.