Defensive Driving Class
Thursday, June 8th
$15/person
Start time: 8:00 a.m.
All day class taught by an Illinois State Trooper
Location: Upstairs Auditorium of the Farm Bureau Building
Please call to reserve a spot today
Safe driving is no accident!
*We are located across the street from Pizza Hut, and our park lot is at the back of the building.
Young Leader Spotlight
What is a Young Leader?
Our Young Leader Group is made up of farmers and ag-business men and women between the ages of 18-35, who share a passion for all aspects agriculture. This program provides them opportunities to tour agri-businesses, to hear from speakers that can help them grow personally and professionally, and to network through local and state events.
Each Young Leader highlighted here, will have a resume available at the county farm bureau office for your viewing. If you are a landowner looking for a remarkable individual to manage your land or a retiring farmer looking to pass on your legacy, look no further. We have an array of incredible young individuals up to the task, and their information is all available at our farm bureau office in Eureka.
Visit the Young Leader tab to learn more about this group!
Meet: Brett Krug!
In a nutshell:
My family and I live in Secor, and I grew up South of El Paso where I have been farming for the past 7 years. My wife’s name is Jessica and we have a daughter, Alexis (9) and 3 boys, Lukas (7) Liam (5) and Jace (6months). I also am an independent seed dealer for Pfister, Proharvest and Nu-ag selling a full line up of corn, soybeans, small grains and cover crop seeds.
What drew you to the farming industry?
Ever since I was very young I couldn’t ever get enough of being around/on a farm or riding in the equipment. I have many family members that are farming now or have retired from farming. The more I was around agriculture the more I have developed a passion for it.
Why are you involved with Farm Bureau?
Making connections and developing relationships from near and far within the agriculture community. It’s also a great way to stay informed and up-to-date with the new challenges and issues that are always arising within agriculture.
Thursday, June 8th
$15/person
Start time: 8:00 a.m.
All day class taught by an Illinois State Trooper
Location: Upstairs Auditorium of the Farm Bureau Building
Please call to reserve a spot today
Safe driving is no accident!
*We are located across the street from Pizza Hut, and our park lot is at the back of the building.
Young Leader Spotlight
What is a Young Leader?
Our Young Leader Group is made up of farmers and ag-business men and women between the ages of 18-35, who share a passion for all aspects agriculture. This program provides them opportunities to tour agri-businesses, to hear from speakers that can help them grow personally and professionally, and to network through local and state events.
Each Young Leader highlighted here, will have a resume available at the county farm bureau office for your viewing. If you are a landowner looking for a remarkable individual to manage your land or a retiring farmer looking to pass on your legacy, look no further. We have an array of incredible young individuals up to the task, and their information is all available at our farm bureau office in Eureka.
Visit the Young Leader tab to learn more about this group!
Meet: Brett Krug!
In a nutshell:
My family and I live in Secor, and I grew up South of El Paso where I have been farming for the past 7 years. My wife’s name is Jessica and we have a daughter, Alexis (9) and 3 boys, Lukas (7) Liam (5) and Jace (6months). I also am an independent seed dealer for Pfister, Proharvest and Nu-ag selling a full line up of corn, soybeans, small grains and cover crop seeds.
What drew you to the farming industry?
Ever since I was very young I couldn’t ever get enough of being around/on a farm or riding in the equipment. I have many family members that are farming now or have retired from farming. The more I was around agriculture the more I have developed a passion for it.
Why are you involved with Farm Bureau?
Making connections and developing relationships from near and far within the agriculture community. It’s also a great way to stay informed and up-to-date with the new challenges and issues that are always arising within agriculture.
