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For Immediate Release
Top Young Farmers & Ranchers named
Achievement Award finalists announced at annual conference
8/12/2010
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LITTLE ROCK — Three families are finalists in
Arkansas Farm Bureau’s Young Farmers & Ranchers Achievement Award
competition.
They are:
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Jeremy and Megan Allen of Bismarck (Hot Spring County). They have a feeder calf and laying hen operation.
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Josh and Melissa Cureton of Cash (Craighead County). They produce rice and soybeans.
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Brian and Elizabeth Walker of Horatio (Sevier County). The have a cow-calf operation, poultry and hay.
Arkansas Farm Bureau’s YF&R Achievement Award recognizes
farmers and ranchers 18-35 for exemplary effort in farming and
ranching, leadership and community involvement. The winning couple will
be announced at Arkansas Farm Bureau’s annual convention Dec. 1-3 in
Hot Springs. They will receive a Chevrolet Quad-Cab four-wheel-drive
pickup truck. The winners also get an expenses-paid trip to the 2011
American Farm Bureau Federation convention in January in Atlanta, Ga.
There, they will compete with YF&R Achievement Award winners from
the other 49 states and Puerto Rico.
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Jeremy and Megan Allen with 5-year-old Lane and two-year-old Brody.
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Josh and Melissa Cureton.
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Brian and Elizabeth Walker with two-year-old Rhett and 4-year-old Reese.
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Arkansas Farm Bureau is a nonprofit, private advocacy
organization of more than 220,000 families throughout the state working
to improve farm and rural life.
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