By Andi Anderson
Indiana Farm Bureau President Randy Kron has been reelected to the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) board of directors at the 2025 AFBF Convention held in San Antonio, Texas.
Kron will continue to represent the Midwest region on the board for the next two years, bringing his extensive experience and leadership to the role.
In addition to Kron's reelection, Isabella Chism, a member of the Indiana Farm Bureau from Howard County and former 2nd vice president of INFB, was also reelected as chair of the American Farm Bureau Women’s Leadership Committee.
Chism's continued leadership in this role highlights her dedication to advancing the interests of women in agriculture.
These re-elections underscore the significant contributions of Indiana Farm Bureau members to the broader agricultural community. Both Kron and Chism have demonstrated a strong commitment to advocating for farmers and advancing agricultural policies that benefit industry.
For those interested in speaking with either President Kron or Isabella Chism, arrangements can be made by contacting the Indiana Farm Bureau.
Press releases and photos related to their reelections are available for those who wish to learn more about their achievements and future plans.
The 2025 AFBF Convention provided a platform for agricultural leaders from across the country to come together, share insights, and discuss the future of farming in America.
The reelection of Kron and Chism ensures that the Midwest region will continue to have strong representation on the national stage, advocating for the needs and interests of farmers.
These leadership roles are crucial for shaping the direction of agricultural policies and initiatives, and the continued presence of experienced leaders like Kron and Chism will help drive positive change in the industry.
Their reelections are a testament to their dedication and the trust placed in them by their peers.
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