texas farm bureau 85th annual meeting

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TEXAS FARM BUREAU

85th ANNUAL MEETINGDECEMBER 1-3, 2018 | CORPUS CHRISTI

December 1-3, 2018 | Corpus Christi 3

Table of ContentsPresident’s Message ...........................................................4

Board of Directors ..............................................................5

District Caucuses................................................................5

Schedule of Events ......................................................... 6-9

County Activities of Excellence Awards Program ...........10

Outstanding YF&R Finalists .........................................11-12

Outstanding YF&R District Winners ........................... 12-14

Excellence in Agriculture Finalists .............................. 15-16

Outstanding AITC Teacher Award .................................... 17

Free Enterprise Speech Contestants .............................. 18

Scholarship Winners ................................................... 19-26

Pioneer Award Winners .............................................. 27-28

Media Award Winners ...................................................... 29

2018 Top Ten Counties ............................................... 30-31

Resolutions Committee ..............................................32-33

TFB Member Benefits & Services .................................. 34

4 Texas Farm Bureau Annual Meeting

Welcome to the 85th Annual Meeting of Texas Farm Bureau. We are back in one of our favorite cities. Corpus Christi has hosted our convention many times and our members always enjoy their stay here. From the sea breezes to dining on fresh seafood, Farm Bureau loves Corpus Christi!

We remember that we have important work to do here. Many challenges face us in the coming year. Developments in Austin and Washington call for serious policy discussion. We will also work in the courts and in the arena of public opinion.

That means we must focus this week on our policy development efforts.

Our 85th Annual Meeting is a milestone. It’s a time for us to reflect on where we’ve been and take stock of the vision those who came before us had when they launched this organization back in 1933. I think they would be proud of just how far we have come. However, our job is not done, as we should also reflect on the future of this organization. That is our responsibility, and our leaders have always been up to the task.

Thanks for coming to Corpus Christi, and I look forward to an eventful and productive annual meeting!

President’s Message

Russell BoeningPresident

Texas Farm Bureau


District CaucusesDistrict 1 ............................................................... Room 102

District 2 ............................................................... Room 104

District 3 ............................................................... Room 105

District 4 ............................................................Room 225 A

District 5 ............................................................... Room 106

District 6 ................................................................Room 107

District 7 ................................................. .........Room 225 C

District 8 .....................................................Henry Garrett A

District 9 .......................................................... Room 225 D

District 10 ................................................... Henry Garrett B

District 11 .................................................... Henry Garrett C

District 12 ................................................... Henry Garrett D

District 13 ......................................... .....................Room 101

Board of DirectorsDistrict 1 Pat McDowell ............................Wheeler County

District 2 Dan B. Smith .................................Floyd County

District 3 Mark Daniel .................................Baylor County

District 4 Ben F. Wible ..............................Grayson County

District 5 Mark Chamblee ............................Smith County

District 6 Val Stephens ............................ Dawson County

District 7 Jessica Richmond ............... Comanche County

District 8 Neil F. Walter ............................... Coryell County

District 9 Larry Joiner ................................Angelina County

District 10 Ronnie Muennink ...................... Medina County

District 11 Allen Kaminski ............................ Austin County

District 12 Zachary X. Yanta ........................ Karnes County

District 13 Scott Frazier ............................. Nueces County


All activities will be at the American Bank Center

Saturday, December 1Exhibit Hall ARegistration ......................................... 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Young Farmer & Rancher (YF&R) Silent AuctionMember Services ExhibitsCounty Activities of Excellence (CAE) Display

Discussion Meet Preliminaries .......................... 9:00 a.m.Room 101, 102, 103, 104

Discussion Meet Semi-Finals ...........................10:00 a.m. Room 101, 102, 103, 104

Excellence in Ag Presentations ...........................1:00 p.m. Selena Auditorium

Discussion Meet Finals....................................... 2:00 p.m. Selena Auditorium

Free Enterprise Speech Contest ....................... 3:00 p.m. Selena Auditorium

Young Farmer & Rancher Social ........................ 6:30 p.m.

Texas Surf Museum

309 N. Water St.

Schedule of EventsTexas Farm Bureau 85th Annual Meeting


Schedule of EventsTexas Farm Bureau 85th Annual Meeting

Sunday, December 2Exhibit Hall ARegistration ......................................... 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Young Farmer & Rancher Silent AuctionMember Services ExhibitsCAE DisplayCounty Delegation Photos

Selena Auditorium Opening Session ............................... 9:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.DevotionalPioneer RecognitionMedia AwardsMembership RecognitionCAE AwardCommunications Awards

Outstanding Ag in the Classroom Teacher Award

Lunch on your own

YF&R Silent Auction closes ...................................1:20 p.m.

Selena Auditorium General Session .....................................................1:30 p.m.WelcomeYF&R RecognitionPresident’s AddressMost Outstanding County Farm Bureau Award

Devotional byLarry Pratt


Schedule of Events (Continued) Texas Farm Bureau 85th Annual Meeting

District Caucuses ................................................. 3:45 p.m.(See locations, page 5)

Texas State Aquarium Texas Farm Bureau AGFUND Dinner ................... 6:30 p.m.(Invitation only event)

Guest Speaker:Evan Smith, Texas Tribune CEO

Monday, December 3Exhibit Hall A Registration .......................................................... 8:00 a.m.County Delegation PhotosYF&R Silent Auction Pick-up

Selena AuditoriumBusiness Session ............................... 8:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Credentials Committee Report Introduction of Resolutions Committee Convention Minutes Approval Adoption of Convention Rules Secretary-Treasurer’s Report Administrative Report 2020 Vision Committee Report Consideration of Bylaws Amendments Consideration of State and National Resolutions

Evan Smith


Exhibit Hall B85th Anniversary Luncheon ...............11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Sponsored by Texas Farm Bureau Insurance Companies

Guest Speaker:Red Steagall YF&R Live Auction

Selena Auditorium

Reconvene Business Session .............................. 1:30 p.m.

Supplemental Credentials Report

Consideration of Resolutions continued

Final Credentials Report

Election of Directors

Adjourn

Coffee Breaks sponsored by:

Schedule of Events (Continued) Texas Farm Bureau 85th Annual Meeting

Red Steagall


This year, eight county Farm Bureaus were selected as winners of the American Farm Bureau Federation’s (AFBF) County Activities of Excellence (CAE) Awards Program.

Farm Bureau is a grassroots organization that has been effective for more than 90 years, thanks to the innovative, action-oriented programs developed by county Farm Bureaus. The AFBF County Activities of Excellence Awards are designed to celebrate and recognize unique volunteer-driven programming at the local level. County Farm Bureaus across the nation are encouraged to enter their successful activity in this contest.

This year, over 100 county Farm Bureaus across the nation entered their activity to be judged. The top 24 counties selected will display their winning activity during the AFBF Annual Convention Tradeshow in New Orleans, Louisiana. These counties will also receive cash awards to be applied toward the cost of travel and exhibiting at the AFBF Annual Convention. Bell, Cherokee and Nacogdoches counties will be representing Texas Farm Bureau. Baylor, Clay, Archer, Montague and Wichita counties will also be representing Texas Farm Bureau with their multi-county entry.

AFBF County Activities of Excellence Awards Program

This marks the fifth year of a statewide County Activities of Excellence Awards Program. This program coincides with the American Farm Bureau Federation CAE contest. County Farm Bureaus from Texas submitted 30 entries. Judging conducted by other states selected four entries, one being a multi-county entry. The top four are Bell, Cherokee and Nacogdoches and a multi-county entry from Baylor, Clay, Archer, Montague and Wichita counties. Be sure to visit their displays in the foyer to learn more about their activity. Each of these counties will receive cash awards.

County Activities of Excellence Awards Program


The Outstanding Young Farmer & Rancher contest is designed to identify, recognize and reward exceptional young farmers and ranchers from across the state. This contest gives young farmers and ranchers an opportunity to highlight the growth and devel-opment of their agricultural operations.

2018 Outstanding Young Farmer & Rancher Finalists

Ryan and Santanna BayRyan and Santanna Bay grow,

harvest, process and shell pe-cans for direct-to-consumer and wholesale markets. The first generation pecan growers also custom harvest and manage or-chards for landowners, as well as provide custom pecan crack-ing and shelling for the public. They serve on the Coryell County Farm Bureau board of directors

and represent District 8 on the TFB Young Farmer & Rancher Ad-visory Committee. The couple has two sons, Greyson and Gra-ham.

Justin and Lindsay HannszJustin and Lindsay Hannsz

raise commercial Red Angus cattle in Erath County. They also grow cotton, wheat, mung beans and grain sorghum in Haskell County and raise a smaller cattle herd there. In addition to their own operations, Justin manages a wildlife ranch near Stephenville. They represent District 7 on the TFB Young Farmer & Rancher

Advisory Committee. The couple has three children, J., Brazos and Hadley.


Braden and Jordan McInnisBraden and Jordan McInnis

farm corn, wheat, cotton, soy-beans and hay and raise cattle in Anderson County. Braden, a first-generation farmer, began farming in high school and continues to expand his op-eration, turning grazing acre-age into productive farmland. Jordan is an agricultural sci-ence teacher and FFA advisor

at Elkhart High School. The couple serves on the Anderson County Farm Bureau Young Farmer & Rancher Committee, as well as the state Young Farmer & Rancher Advisory Com-mittee as the District 9 representatives.

District 1Jesse and Karri Wieners

Jesse and Karri grow cotton, wheat, sorghum, alfalfa, wine grapes, produce and raise beef cattle in Carson County. They custom farm and own a custom baling business. Karri also has a photography business. The couple has four children.

2018 Outstanding Young Farmer & Rancher District Winners

2018 Outstanding Young Farmer & Rancher Finalists


District 2Alton and Adrienne Synatschk

Alton grows corn, cotton, sunflowers, sorghum and wheat with his wife Adrienne in Lamb County. They have a cow-calf operation, run stockers on wheat and own a custom spraying business. The Synatschks have three daughters and one son.

District 4 Cote Sutton

Cote grows corn and wheat and runs a small cow-calf operation with his wife Ashley in Grayson County. They also manage a custom harvesting operation and have harvested wheat from Texas to Colorado. The couple has three children.

District 5Patrick and Alexandria Williams

Patrick and Alexandria own and operate a commercial hay operation in Cherokee County. They establish pastures by sprigging annual grasses. By maximizing yield and nutritional content, the couple can produce hay that optimizes perfor-mance in equine and cattle production.

District 7Justin and Lindsay Hannsz

Justin and Lindsay grow cotton, wheat, mung beans and sorghum and raise commercial Red Angus cattle in Erath and Haskell counties. While profitability is a priority, land steward-ship and sustainability are important to them. The couple has three children. State finalist



District 8Ryan and Santanna Bay

Ryan and Santanna of Coryell County grow, harvest, pro-cess and shell pecans for direct-to-consumer markets. They also manage orchards and custom harvest for area land-owners. The Bays co-own Coryell Feed & Supply in Gates-ville. The couple has two sons. State finalist

District 9 Braden and Jordan McInnis

Braden and Jordan grow corn, wheat, cotton and soybeans, sorghum, hay and raise cattle in Anderson County. Braden sells their corn directly to local large poultry growers and other feed mills and stores in the area. Jordan is a high school agricultural science teacher in Elkhart. State finalist

District 10Casey and Stephanie Cook

Casey and Stephanie operate a diversified farm in Atascosa County, growing cotton and various crops to rotate around cot-ton. Those crops include peas, peanuts, sorghum, wheat, corn, green beans, oregano, rosemary and turnips. They also started a custom cotton harvesting operation in 2017. The couple has three children.

District 12Matt and Jessica Hanslik

Matt and Jessica have a cow-calf operation and raise Cha-rolais bulls in Lavaca County. They are part owners of an all-natural fertilizer company, grow corn and hay and also raise cattle through a family partnership. Jessica is a sales man-ager for a shell egg producer. The couple has two children.



The Excellence in Agriculture contest is an opportunity to recognize young people who are employed in an agricultural-related profession or are involved in agriculture, but earn the majority of their income from a non-farm source. This contest allows those who work in agriculture and support farmers and ranchers to showcase what they do and demonstrate how their involvement in agriculture benefits the industry.

2018 Excellence in Agriculture Finalists

Garren and Shannon BellisGarren Bellis is a ranch man-

ager for Gabriel Ranch, which is a registered Angus seedstock operation for commercial and purebred cattlemen. He also over-sees the annual female and bull production sales. Shannon Bellis manages BovaTrac International, a company that focuses on genet-ics for commercial cattlemen. The

couple also owns a small herd of cattle. They have one son, Beau, and are expecting another child.

Ryan and Jessica RailsbackRyan Railsback is a ranch fore-

man for Paraiso Escondido. He manages the cow-calf operation, the wildlife operation and orga-nizes commercial hunts. Jessica Railsback is an agricultural loan officer with Central Texas Farm Credit in Comanche County where she provides capital liquidity to

agricultural operations and conducts agricultural valuations. To-gether, the couple partners on a Red Angus herd. They have two children, Kendall and Reed.


Ardy TinerArdy Tiner is an agricultural

loan officer with Heritage Land Bank in Jacksonville. He works with those interested in purchasing land and livestock, helping them begin or expand their agricultural operations. Prior to accepting this position in July, he was an agricultural science teacher and FFA advisor for 10 years. He and

his wife Brandi also have a herd of registered Brangus cattle. They have one daughter, Kinley.

2018 Excellence in Agriculture Finalists

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Contests proudly sponsored by:


Agriculture in the Classroom Outstanding Teacher

Mary Beth Bauer has spent more than 30 years in the science classroom where she combines her love of all things science and high school students with her passion for agriculture. She grew up in El Paso and attended Texas A&M University where she competed on the Plant ID Team and graduated with her degree in Range Science. Mary Beth’s commitment to agriculture is evident outside the classroom where she has been a lifelong volunteer for both 4-H and FFA as a range plant identification coach.

She also serves as a consultant who trains AP Environmental Science teachers and students from other districts and states. She and her husband, Steve, have two employed, adult children and live on their ranch outside of Harper where they raise cattle and sheep.


2018 Free Enterprise Speech Contestants Andrew Neusch Carson District 1

Ethan Lopez Castro District 2

Gabrielle Sakel Montague District 3

Cassady Craddock Grayson District 4

Kenya Narvaez Upshur District 5

Kaitlyn Cribbs Scurry District 6

Matty Hohhertz Taylor District 7

Jacob Pedroza Milam District 8

Keaundra Harris Houston District 9

Emily Baker Hays District 10

Mackenzie Burke Austin District 11

Brian Lowak Wilson District 12

Claire Lee Hidalgo District 13


Macey ThurmanRandall County

District 1

Maraceille CookeHemphill County

Garrison KlemanCastro County

District 2

KamlynnThomasJack County

District 3

Riley SloanHaskell County

2018 District Scholarship Winners

Tyler HarmonsonJack County

Caroline CookHemphill County

Conner FaughtTerry County

Seth MurphreeParmer County


John BeckNavarro County

District 4

Delaney SauersEllis County

Ashlynn EubanksTitus County

District 5

Jessie ThatenLamar County

Abigail SoRelleCoke-Sterling County

District 6

Lauren SoRelleCoke-Sterling County


Madilyn GramsDenton County

Grace O’DomHarrison County

William McCollumTom Green County



District 7

District 8

District 9

Luke Carroll Brown County

Tara GlasscockBrown County

Erin SteglichBell County

Reagan HoodRobertson County

Kimberlin ArnoldAngelina County

Hannah BurlesonHouston County

Riley McKinzieErath County

Macey MalcikBell County

Callie RichburgHouston County


District 11

District 12

District 10

Samantha ShawBexar County

Brooke Vyvlecka Atascosa County

Brooke StoddardBrazoria-Galveston County

Clayton StuhrenbergMatagorda County

J. Burns CowleyDeWitt County

Bailey McAnutlyGuadalupe County


Sarah BeallBlanco County

Emily MikschFayette County

Payton MeuthWilson County



District 13

Katherine JamesLive Oak County

Charles LeeHildalgo County

Macey Thurman

District 1

Randall County

Garrison Kleman

District 2

Castro County

Kameryn Mathis

District 3

Haskell County

Abby Wimmer

District 4

Denton County

Tanner Miller

District 5

Gregg County

Kanyon Carper

District 6

Nolan County

Micah Trull

District 7

McCulloch County

Rebekah Robert

District 8

McLennan County

YF&R Scholarship Winners

Macie ScarboroughNueces County


Megan Dunn

District 9

Shelby County

Brooke Vyvlecka

District 10

Atascosa County

Anica Winn

District 11

Brazos County

Dalton Dornburg

District 12

Victoria County

Travis Davis

District 13

Willacy County

YF&R Scholarship Winners

Brice Boyd

District 8

Hamilton County

Marah Walls

District 10

Kerr County

Mayson Schulze

District 12

Guadalupe County

YF&R for Enrolled College Student Scholarship Winners

Tyler HarmonsonDistrict 3

Jack County

Dick MitchellMemorial ScholarshipWinner

S.M. True Jr.Agricultural Scholar Award

MaKayla ArthurDistrict 2

Crosby County


District Memorial/Honorary Scholarship WinnersEdward M. StallwitzHonorary Scholarship

Kade McBrydeDistrict 1

Sherman County

S.M. True Jr.Memorial Scholarship

Shae Lynn SuttleDistrict 2

Crosby County

James LoranMemorial Scholarship

Marissa WalkerDistrict 3

Baylor County

Joe KapavikMemorial Scholarship

Sterling PieniazekDistrict 4

Denton County

Pete Gipson/Mike BarrettMemorial Scholarship

Tanner MillerDistrict 5

Gregg County

Billy Huddleston Memorial Scholarship

Mikel-Ann TerryDistrict 6

Fisher County

Sally Buxkemper Memorial Scholarship

Micah TrullDistrict 7

McCulloch County

David BevelsMemorial Scholarship

Chandler BartonDistrict 8

Milam County

Harold Hughes Memorial Scholarship

Megan DunnDistrict 9

Shelby County


District Memorial/Honorary Scholarship WinnersDennis DeanHonorary Scholarship

Charlsie HarrisDistrict 10

Atascosa County

William “Bill” Thompson Honorary Scholarship

Wesley Fehrle District 11

Washington County

Don SugarekMemorial Scholarship

Cullen EpprightDistrict 12

Gonzales County

Everest Frank Pawlik Memorial Scholarship

Travis Davis District 13

Willacy County

Applications for these scholarships are available via Texas Farm Bureau’s website, www.texasfarmbureau.org.

The deadline for applications is March 1, 2019.


2018 Pioneer Award WinnersDistrict 1Vernon W. Reif Dallam-Hartley County

District 2Louis Warner Pyle Floyd County(posthumously)

District 3Larry Pratt Young County

District 4Eldon Lowrey Hunt County(posthumously)

District 5Dan Shelton Bowie County

District 6Terry Caffey Concho County

District 7James Roland Collins Sr. Comanche County

District 8David Lane Bevels Bosque County(posthumously)


2018 Pioneer Award WinnersDistrict 9Robert Earl “Bubba” Stokes Nacogdoches County

District 10Jerry Morgan Kosub Atascosa County(posthumously)

District 11Robert (Bob) Reed Matagorda County

District 12Arthur Louis Bluntzer Goliad County

District 13Lindsey Koenig Jim Wells County

StaffDale Bullock


2018 Media Award Winners

Excellence in Agricultural Journalism Award

E.C. Larkin, Jr.Gulf Coast Cattleman

Excellence in Journalism Awardfor a city or market ofover 50,000 population

Chris RamirezCorpus Christi Caller-Times

Excellence in Journalism Awardfor a city or market ofunder 50,000 population

Mary MadewellThe Paris News


Total MembersCollin County ............................................................ 13,328Brazoria-Galveston County ..................................... 12,729Fort Bend County .........................................................11,012Jefferson County ....................................................... 9,802Ellis County ................................................................. 8,749 McLennan County ......................................................8,567Harris County .............................................................8,428Bell County ................................................................. 7,563Bexar County .............................................................. 7,333Kaufman County ........................................................6,665

New MembersBrazoria-Galveston County ..................................... 2,009Collin County .............................................................. 1,847Fort Bend County ...................................................... 1,646Harris County ............................................................ 1,370McLennan County ..................................................... 1,358Bell County ................................................................. 1,181Jefferson County ......................................................... 1,172Ellis County ..................................................................1,167Grayson County ..........................................................1,046Bexar County ............................................................... 984

Total GainGrayson County ............................................................ 320Bell County ....................................................................286Smith County................................................................. 257McLennan County ........................................................... 254Wilson County ...............................................................245Anderson County ......................................................... 230Comal County ................................................................220Collin County ..................................................................217Austin County ............................................................... 208Brazoria-Galveston County ......................................... 208

2018 Top Ten Counties


2018 Top Ten CountiesRenewal Percentage

Cochran County .................................................... 94.44%Fisher County ........................................................ 94.13%Anderson County .................................................. 93.29%Crosby County ....................................................... 93.27%Cottle-King County ............................................... 93.21%Gillespie County .................................................... 93.10%Knox County .......................................................... 93.07%Foard County ......................................................... 92.99%Wilson County ....................................................... 92.96%Dickens County ..................................................... 92.92%

Continuous GainDeWitt County .......................................................69 YearsFranklin County.. .................................................... 38 YearsErath County .......................................................... 32 YearsHenderson County ................................................ 29 YearsAtascosa County ................................................... 27 YearsBell County ............................................................ 27 YearsComal County ........................................................ 27 YearsGillespie County .................................................... 27 YearsHill County ............................................................ 27 YearsMedina County ...................................................... 27 YearsNavarro County ..................................................... 27 YearsTyler County........................................................... 27 Years


Mark Chamblee, District 5 .................................... ChairmanNeil Walter, District 8 ....................................Vice ChairmanBen Wible, District 4 .............................................. SecretarySara Holloway, Montague County ............ .YF&R Vice Chair

DISTRICT 1Jared Blankenship ................................Deaf Smith CountyA. E. “Fred” Pronger III ..............................Sherman CountyLance Weaver .....................................Gray-Roberts County

DISTRICT 2Dan Smith ...................................................... Floyd CountyLloyd Arthur ..................................................Crosby CountyBernie Thiel ................................................Lubbock County

DISTRICT 3Dennis McBroom ................................... Montague CountyRandall Mints .......................................... Wilbarger CountyRay Pace ......................................................Wichita County

DISTRICT 4Gerald Hobson ............................................. Parker CountyScott Renfro .............................................. Grayson County

DISTRICT 5Brandon Bell ...................................................Wood CountyWally Kraft ......................................................Lamar CountyJerry Moody ..................................................... Titus County

DISTRICT 6Val Stephens .............................................. Dawson CountyCody Cribbs .......................Scurry-Stonewall-Kent CountyDon Vogler ................................................... Dawson County

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DISTRICT 7Mark Hedley ........................................... San Saba CountyJames Hudson ..............................................Taylor CountyRoy Russell ..............................................Stephens County

DISTRICT 8Sam Beebe ................................................. Bosque CountyCody Orman ................................................ Burnet County

DISTRICT 9Ted Britton ..............................................Anderson CountyJohn Griffith ............................................Cherokee CountySam Hughes ............................................. Angelina County

DISTRICT 10Ronnie Muennink ....................................... Medina CountyPete Pawelek ........................................... Atascosa CountyGlenn Sultemeier ........................................ Blanco County

DISTRICT 11Tom Ferguson ........................ Brazoria-Galveston CountyRichard Fry ................................................... Austin CountyLarry Winkelmann ..............................Washington County

DISTRICT 12Zachary Yanta ............................................. Karnes CountyJosh Gray ................................................ Gonzales CountyEdward Hrna ................................................Wilson County

DISTRICT 13Cody Fry .......................................Kleberg-Kenedy CountyHarriet Lamm. ...........................................Live Oak CountyMatthew Setliff ....................................San Patricio County

2018 Resolutions Committee


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