Chicot County Farm Bureau

The Chicot County Farm Bureau is a nonprofit organization designated as a labor, agricultural, and horticultural organization. It operates under the umbrella of the Arkansas Farm Bureau, a larger advocacy group focused on improving farm and rural life across Arkansas. Contributions to the Chicot County Farm Bureau are not tax-deductible.

Mission and Purpose

The Chicot County Farm Bureau is committed to promoting agriculture and providing educational resources and support to farm families. It aligns with the broader goals of the Arkansas Farm Bureau, which includes strengthening the agricultural community through education, advocacy, and community activities.

Financial Information

As of the latest available data, the Chicot County Farm Bureau reported revenues of $166,000 and expenses of $184,000 in 2023, with total assets valued at $173,000 and liabilities at $12,900[1]. The organization's primary sources of revenue include "Other Revenue," which accounted for a significant portion of their income in previous years[1].

Leadership and Activities

The organization is led by various officers and members who contribute to its mission without receiving compensation. It also has a Women's Leadership Committee, which plays a vital role in conducting community-based activities such as educating students about agriculture, supporting local schools, and organizing food pantry donations[2].

Recognition

Members of the Chicot County Farm Bureau have been recognized for their contributions to local agriculture and community development. Peggy Miller, from the Women’s Leadership Committee, received the Arkansas Farm Bureau Women’s Diamond Award in 2024 for her outstanding volunteer work over three decades, and particularly for her leadership in promoting agricultural awareness and community support[2].