Julie Giles of Marshall County: Tennessee Farm Bureau’s Outstanding Young Woman
During the 102nd annual meeting of the Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation, Julie Giles of Marshall County received the Tennessee Young Farmers and Ranchers Outstanding Young Woman Award. After submitting a thorough application and going through an extensive interview process, Giles was chosen for her involvement and leadership in her community and Farm Bureau. She has held many leadership roles both in the county and on the state level, and has excelled in spreading the message of agriculture.
“The Outstanding Young Woman award is a way to recognize a woman in our organization who does a superior job in promoting and supporting agriculture and Farm Bureau. Julie is to be commended for her hard work and dedication, and we are proud to honor her with this award,” said Tennessee Farm Bureau President Eric Mayberry.
Eagleville Implement Company is the sponsor of this event, awarding a 6-foot Bush Hog cutter valued at $3,500 to Julie.
Tennessee Farm Bureau is the largest Farm Bureau in the nation with a membership of more than 688,000. The organization has served as the voice of agriculture since 1921, and with the same mission a century later – to develop, foster, promote and protect programs for the general welfare, including economic, social, educational and political well-being of farm people of the great state of Tennessee.
