Louisville, Ky. – Daniel Cameron is announcing his Kentucky Agriculture Advisory Council, a statewide team of respected farm leaders who will help shape the future of agricultural policy and ensure Kentucky’s farm families have a clear, consistent voice in the United States Senate.
“Our farm families are the backbone of Kentucky’s economy and our way of life. They deserve a Senator who knows that, who respects that, and who will fight for them every single day,” said Cameron. “This council will help drive the solutions that grow the economic value of agriculture, protect the family farms and succession, and keep Kentucky competitive in a changing economy. I am grateful for their trust and support.”
Cameron’s council will function as a working policy and strategy group focused on strengthening farm income, expanding market access, reducing federal overreach, and ensuring the next generation of Kentucky farmers can succeed. Representative Ryan Bivens will serve as chair of the council.
“Daniel Cameron is the only candidate prepared to take Kentucky agriculture’s priorities to Washington and deliver results,” said Bivens. “He has the ability to bring people together, solve real problems, and expand opportunities for our agricultural economy. I have no doubt he will be the voice our farm families are counting on in the United States Senate.”
These leaders will serve as the inaugural leadership team for the Farmers for Cameron Coalition and as trusted advisors on the challenges and opportunities facing the Commonwealth:
Ryan Bivens, Hodgenville Darrin Benton, Greenville Jed Clark, Mayfield Corbin Cowles, Rockfield Niki Ellis, Danville Matt Gajdzik, Shelbyville Jessica Gaskins, Columbia Brandon Gilles, Owensboro Kayla Haven, Scottsville Steve Kelly, Lawrenceburg Drew Langley, Glendale Richard Preston, Glendale Jonathan Reynolds, Clinton Eric Sweazy, Bloomfield Michael Williford, Clinton