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Brad Doyle, Chairman

Brad Doyle Chairman Poinsett County Call: 870-761-7730 Email: brad@eagleseed.com           Brad Doyle’s agricultural roots trace back to his great-grandfather, who cultivated soybeans on the family farm in Cross County. Although venturing on a different agricultural path in the 1990s scouting soybeans and cotton, Brad returned to his family origins after meeting…

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West Higginbothom, Secretary-Treasurer

West Higginbothom Secretary-Treasurer Lee County Call: 870-295-0335 Email: whigginbothom@gmail.com         West Higginbothom is a third-generation farmer who returned to his family’s Marianna farm in 2009. When he graduated from the University of Arkansas, West wasn’t ready to return to farm life and his father encouraged him to try a career outside of…

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Josh Cureton

Josh Cureton

Josh Cureton Craighead County Call: 870-930-5914 Email: jcureton@gmail.com   As a sixth-generation farmer, Josh Cureton has been working alongside his family on their property near Cash, Arkansas his whole life. According to him, farming is in his blood, and it is something he’s known he wanted to do since a very early age. Josh gained…

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John Freeman

John Freeman Desha County Call: 870-866-0003 Email: john.freeman73@gmail.com           John Freeman’s passion for farming and his personal work ethic come from his dad. While in high school, John worked on the farm alongside his dad where he developed a strong appreciation for the hard work it takes to be a farmer.…

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Boyce Johnson

Boyce Johnson Pulaski County Call: 901-413-1228 Email: Case830@msn.com           Boyce Johnson has been on a farm for all his life. His family owns the same farmland spanning back generations. Boyce took those skills to college and graduated from University of Arkansas at Fayetteville with degrees in agriculture and animal science. He…

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Donald Morton Jr.

Donald Morton Jr. Prairie County Call: 501-516-5724 Email: donald1581@hotmail.com         Donald Morton Jr. never wondered about the path he would take. Farming was a part of his past, and he wanted it for his future. A third-generation farmer, Donald started with 800 acres of his own land in 1992. After 25 years,…

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