Farm Leaders Recognize At Farm-City Breakfast

(Cleveland)- The White County Chamber of Commerce hosted the eighth annual Farm-City Breakfast Thursday in appreciation  of the vital farm-city partnerships  in our area.  The week leading up to and including Thanksgiving Day has been proclaimed as National Farm-City Week.  The   breakfast  recognized  the top revenue producing industries in our county, agriculture. The  breakfast was held  at the Agri-Science Center north of Cleveland.
 
Former County Extension agent  Michael  Harris  and  long time county farmer Edsel Nix  were inducted into  the Agriculture Hall of Fame.  White County School System  recognized as Agriculture  Friend and Stanley "Stump"  Oliver family  was awarded as the Conservation Family of the year.