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| Insurance Company | Farm Bureau |
|---|---|
| State | Texas |
| Website | fbfs.com |
| Number of Hospitals in Network | 2 |
| Number of Plans Offered | 0 |
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Fourth-generation farmer and rancher from Wilson County. He grows feed grains, cotton and wheat, as well as raises cattle and operates a dairy. [2] He graduated from Texas A&M University with a degree in Agricultural Economics. [2] Boening was elected to the TFB board of directors in 2008 and served as secretary-treasurer beginning in 2011. [2] He has served as president of Texas Farm Bureau and Affiliated Companies since December 2014. [2] He has been active in his local and state agricultural communities, previously serving as president of the Poth ISD school board and is a member of Dairy Farmers of America. [2] He was named TFB Outstanding Young Farmer & Rancher in 1986 and has dedicated over 30 years to the Wilson County Farm Bureau board, including five years as president. [2] He also participated in TFB's first FarmLead class. [2] He represents Texas agriculture on a national level, having been elected to the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) board of directors in 2015. [2]
Sam Snyder of Moran was elected to the Texas Farm Bureau board in December 2019 and was elected vice president in December 2023. [3, 6] He raises cattle and grows wheat in Callahan and Shackelford counties. [3, 6] He has served in numerous roles, including president, vice president, secretary/treasurer and board member, on the Callahan-Shackelford County Farm Bureau board of directors for nearly 40 years. [3, 6] He has participated in TFB's leadership program, FarmLead, and served on TFB's Natural Resources, Resolutions and Feral Hog committees. [3, 6] Snyder graduated from Texas Tech University with a bachelor's degree in animal science. [3, 6] He has also served in leadership positions on the Moran ISD board of directors, the Shackelford County Hospital District board of directors, the Fort Griffin Special Utility District (vice president) and the Shackelford County Farm Service Agency Committee (chairman). [3]
Si Cook has been a member of Texas Farm Bureau since 1982. [5] He was raised in south Texas where his family was involved in agriculture and ranching and became involved in FFA in high school. [12] He has a degree in agriculture education and after graduation became a rancher. [12] Cook accepted a position as an area field representative for TFB in December 1987 and served 25 county Farm Bureaus. [5] During his 36 years with Texas Farm Bureau, Cook has served in positions which have touched virtually every aspect of the organizational structure. [5] In May 2016, the Texas Farm Bureau board of directors elected him Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer of Texas Farm Bureau and Affiliated Companies. [5]
Brian Adamek of Victoria was elected to Texas Farm Bureau's board of directors in December 2020. [3] Adamek grows corn and cotton in Victoria County. [3] He has served several years in numerous roles, including president, on the Victoria County Farm Bureau board of directors. [3] He participated in AgLead, a TFB leadership program, and served as TFB's Young Farmer & Rancher Advisory Committee chair. [3]
Jared Blankenship of Hereford was elected to the Texas Farm Bureau board of directors in December 2023. [3] He is a third-generation farmer and rancher in the Panhandle, growing corn, grain sorghum, wheat and hay and raises cattle. [3] He also owns an ag construction company. [3] He has been active in Farm Bureau for several years, serving as the president of Deaf Smith-Oldham County Farm Bureau and on the TFB Resolutions and Feed Grains committees. [3] He's also a graduate of FarmLead VI. [3]
Bauer raises cattle and sheep and grows hay in Kerr County. [3] He has been a member of Kerr County Farm Bureau for nearly 30 years and served as the president for 18 years. [3] Bauer has served on numerous county and state Farm Bureau committees, including the Resolutions Committee. [3]
Stuart Traylor of Conroe was elected to the Texas Farm Bureau board of directors in December 2023. [3] He's been active in Farm Bureau since 1973 and served as president of Montgomery County Farm Bureau since 1986. [3] He has a small hay operation with his brother and works in the feed business. [3]
Kevin Wilkerson of Mabank was elected to the Texas Farm Bureau board in December 2019. [3] He has a commercial cow-calf operation, stocker operation and a custom hay baling business, and also has a custom metal design and fabrication business. [3] Wilkerson has participated in TFB's leadership program, FarmLead, and served on TFB's Small Farm & Ranch and Resolutions committees. [3] Wilkerson also served as a board member and former president of Van Zandt County Farm Bureau. [3]
Joiner oversees Texas Farm Bureau publications, digital communications, video services, the Texas Farm Bureau Radio Network, the print shop, the newsletter service and graphics services, as well as media relations. [5] Joiner previously worked on behalf of Texas Farm Bureau members from 1988-2002, serving in positions in Public Relations and in Legislative Affairs. [5] He also served as director of Organization and as director of Member Relations for the Washington Farm Bureau from 2002-2008 and served as chief executive officer of the Texas Wildlife Association from 2008-2014. [5] He began his career as a reporter for KLBK-TV in Lubbock and is a past president of the PRSA Central Texas chapter. [5] Joiner is a native of Farmers Branch, Texas, and is a graduate of Texas Tech University with a bachelor's degree in Journalism. [5]
Stephanie McMullen is the corporate secretary/counsel for Texas Farm Bureau and joined the staff in October 1993. [5] She is responsible for campaign finance law, lobbying compliance, the Legal Defense Fund and public policy issues impacting Texas farmers and ranchers. [5] As corporate secretary, McMullen serves as the assistant secretary of the board of directors and is responsible for maintaining corporate records. [5] McMullen grew up in rural Baylor County, where her family for three generations farmed wheat and cotton and raised cattle. [5] While a student at Seymour High School, she attended the Texas Farm Bureau Citizenship Seminar. [5]
Moore is a native of Roby, Texas, where he grew up on a cotton, wheat, and cow-calf operation. [5] He is a graduate of Texas A&M University, earning a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Development, and also received a Master of Agriculture degree from Colorado State University in the Beef Industry Leadership program. [5] They also maintain a long-time ranching operation in south central Texas. [5]
Held various positions in the insurance industry at Texas Farm Bureau Insurance Companies.