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State Farm Bureaus Recognized for Excellence PDF Print E-mail
Written by American Farm Bureau   
Monday, 12 January 2009
San Antonio, Texas - State Farm Bureaus were recognized this morning for excellence in membership achievement and for implementing exemplary programs serving Farm Bureau members in 2008. American Farm Bureau Federation President Bob Stallman and Vice President Barry Bushue presented the awards during AFBF’s 90th annual meeting.

Stallman and Bushue announced winners of the new Pinnacle Award, for overall outstanding program achievement combined with membership growth. The Illinois, Kansas, Ohio, Washington and Utah Farm Bureaus were honored with Pinnacle Awards.

The Awards for Excellence and the President’s Awards were presented in five program areas:

  • Agriculture Education and Promotion
  • Leadership Development
  • Member Services
  • Policy Implementation
  • Public Relations and Information

The winning states and the number of Awards for Excellence categories won by each are listed below:

Alabama (5), Arizona (4), Arkansas (5), California (5), Colorado (3), Florida (5), Georgia (3), Idaho (2), Illinois (5), Indiana (5), Kansas (5), Kentucky (4), Louisiana (5), Maryland (4), Michigan (5), Minnesota (4), Mississippi (1), Missouri (5), Montana (5), Nebraska (3), Nevada (2), New Jersey (2), New Mexico (2), New York (5), North Carolina (5), Ohio (5), Oklahoma (4), Oregon (4), Pennsylvania (5), Rhode Island (1), South Carolina (2), Tennessee (5), Texas (5), Utah (5), Vermont (2), Virginia (5), Washington (5), West Virginia (3), Wisconsin (5) and Wyoming (4).

A total of 25 President’s Awards were presented. These are the “best of the best” awards presented for excellence in each of the five program areas to states by membership category size.

The winning states and the number of President’s Awards won are listed below:

Arizona (2), Illinois (2), Kansas (3), Montana (1), Ohio (4), Oklahoma (1), Oregon (1), Pennsylvania (2), Tennessee (2), Texas (1), Utah (2), Virginia (2) and Washington (2).

 
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