The Kansas Farm Bureau Board of Directors has selected Glenn Brunkow to serve as the organization’s next president. Brunkow is a fifth-generation farmer from Pottawatomie County and has served as KFB’s vice president since 2023. He says he will work to strengthen the organization, advocate for rural communities and ensure a future for the state’s […]
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