As the year comes to a close, Tennessee Farm Bureau Director-at-Large Catherine Via announced she will not seek re-election. In honor of her retirement, the TNFB Federation is celebrating some of her many contributions to the organization throughout her tenure.
Congratulations and a thank you to Via for all of her hard work and dedication to the industry.
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