by | May 10, 2018

KyCorn Announces 2018 Scholarship Recipients

The KyCorn Board of Directors is proud to announce their 2018 scholarship recipients. This is the seventh year KyCorn has provided scholarships for students in an agricultural field of study. A new college scholarship was added this year in honor of the late Jim Barton, KyCorn founding member and longtime Promotion Council Chairman. Recipients are children of KyCorn member families. Scholarship awards, which totaled $6,000 this year, are funded by board and council member contributions.

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Mary Hinton, Breckinridge Co.
$2,000 Jim Barton Memorial
Scholarship
Studies Agriculture Education at
Western Kentucky University

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Leah Collins, Warren Co.
$2,000 KyCorn Scholarship
Studies Animal Science at Murray State University.

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Abbey Dickerson, Warren Co.
$1,000 KyCorn Scholarship
Plans to study Agriculture Education at the University of Kentucky

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Kathryn Reding, LaRue Co.
$1,000 KyCorn Scholarship
Plans to study Agriculture Biotechnology at the University of Kentucky

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Kentucky Corn strives to create a future for Kentucky corn farmers where they can operate successfully, grow demand and foster an understanding of corn farmers and the industry.

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