Harrison County Farm Bureau awards scholarships
Harrison County Farm Bureau awards scholarships annually to area high school seniors who are pursuing a degree, majoring in agriculture, nursing, or education.
Recently, the HCFB scholarship committee awarded a total of $3,000 in scholarships to four Harrison County students. The 2026 scholarship recipients are Katy Pryor, Kennedi Reisz, Sarah Roberts, and Alivia McIntosh.
Katy Pryor, a Woodbine graduate, plans to attend college at Iowa State University (Ames, Ia) and major in Agricultural Studies and Education. Katy is the daughter of Harrison County Farm Bureau members Adam and Melanie Pryor.
Kennedi Reisz, a Logan-Magnolia graduates, plans to attend college at Kansas State University (Manhatten, Kan.) and major in Feedlot Management and Ag Business. Kennedi is the daughter of Harrison County Farm Bureau members John and Kari Reisz.
Sarah Roberts, a Boyer Valley graduate, plans to attend college at Des Moines Area Community College and major in Ag Communications. Sarah is the daughter of Harrison County Farm Bureau members Paul and Tracey Roberts.
Alivia McIntosh, a Missouri Valley graduate, plans to attend college at Iowa Western Community College (Council Bluffs) and major in Ag Business. Alivia is the daughter of Harrison County Farm Bureau members Mark and Dana McIntosh.
Harrison County Farm Bureau Board President Matt Earlywine spoke on behalf of the board and scholarship committee, “Congratulations to our county scholarship award winners. Each of you is taking the next step toward a bright future, and we can’t wait to see all you accomplish! The agriculture of tomorrow needs leaders like you!”
Best of luck to Katy, Kennedi, Sarah, Alivia, and all area graduates!
About Iowa Farm Bureau: The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation is the largest statewide, grassroots farm organization in Iowa, celebrating 100 years of creating a vibrant future for agriculture, farm families and their communities. For more information, visit www.iowafarmbureau.com.
