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Quarles praises appoint of Hilda Legg as state RDA Director Lacefield, Legg Bring the Skill Set Needed to Advocate for Kentucky. Commissioner Quarles praises Department of Agriculture appointments of both Legg, a native of Adair County, KY, as State Director of the Rural Development, and Brian Lacefield, Hopkinsville, KY, of as new State Director of Farm Services Administration. Click on headline for complete story By Ted Sloan Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture Ryan Quarles Communications Office FRANKFORT (7 Nov 2017) - Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles released the following statements today regarding the United States Department of Agriculture's (USDA's) announcement of the following appointments: Hilda Legg's Appointment as State Director for the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Office of Rural Development in Kentucky: "I congratulate Pulaski County's Hilda Legg on her appointment as the United States Department of Agriculture's State Director for Rural Development in Kentucky. Hilda has been a champion for rural voices throughout her career. From her service as a teacher in a rural community to her experience at the Center for Rural Development, she is well equipped to advocate for our communities. I thank her for serving Kentucky and the nation once more." Brian Lacefield's Appointment as State Director for the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farm Service Agency (FSA) in Kentucky: "I applaud the selection of Hopkinsville's Brian Lacefield to head the Farm Service Agency in Kentucky. The FSA State Director is the direct contact between our farmers and the United States Department of Agriculture. Simply put, Brian is a slam-dunk pick for Kentucky agriculture. He is well respected across Kentucky and will bring the right skills and leadership to the job. I know Brian personally and can confidently say his agribusiness background makes him the perfect fit to lead the USDA's farm programs and conservation efforts in our state." This story was posted on 2017-11-07 15:36:43
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