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DESCRIPTION:INDIANAPOLIS (Aug. 17\, 2022) — Recognized for their families
 ’ longstanding commitment to agriculture\, 106 Indiana family farms were
  presented the Hoosier Homestead Award today at the Indiana State Fair fro
 m Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch and Indiana State Department of Agriculture Dire
 ctor Bruce Kettler.\n\n“Recognizing and engaging Indiana’s historic fa
 rming families with Hoosier Homestead awards at the Indiana State Fair is 
 an honor for me each year\,” said Crouch\, who is Indiana’s Secretary 
 of Agriculture and Rural Development. “The hard work\, consistency and l
 ongstanding values within these families is inspirational. These families 
 and their farms are securing a strong future for many generations to come.
 ”\n\nTo be named a Hoosier Homestead\, farms must be owned by the same f
 amily for more than 100 consecutive years\, and consist of 20 acres or mor
 e\, or produce more than $1\,000 in agricultural products per year.\n\nBas
 ed on the age of the farm\, families are eligible for three different dist
 inctions of the Hoosier Homestead Award. They can receive the Centennial A
 ward for 100 years\, Sesquicentennial Award for 150 years or Bicentennial 
 Award for 200 years of ownership.\n\n“Since the formation of these farms
 \, these families have provided for their communities\, our state and the 
 Indiana agriculture industry. It is hard to put into words the value and i
 mpact these family farms have on Hoosier agriculture as a whole\,” Kettl
 er said. “It is my utmost pleasure to recognize these record number of l
 ongstanding families for their hard work in providing the food\, fuel and 
 fiber necessary to sustain our state.”\n\nSince the program's inception 
 in 1976\, over 6\,100 families have received the award. Often\, a Hoosier 
 Homestead farm is easily recognized because most recipients proudly displa
 y their awarded sign on their property.\n\nFor this ceremony four Indiana 
 farms received the Bicentennial Award for 200 years of continuous ownershi
 p. They include\, the Speer family farm from Jennings county\, the Hartman
  family farm from Parke county and the Layton Acres\, Inc. family farm and
  the Logan family farm\, both from Rush county. \n\nThe following list inc
 ludes the August 2022 Hoosier Homestead Award recipients. \n\nCounty\, Awa
 rd Name\, Award Year\, Award Type\n\nAdams\, Braun\, 1880\, Centennial\n\n
 Allen\, Dafforn\, 1874\, Centennial\n\nAllen\, Doctor\, 1872\, Sesquicente
 nnial \n\nAllen\, Fulk\, 1861\, Sesquicentennial \n\nAllen\, Hille\, 1875\
 , Centennial\n\nAllen\, Kurtz\, 1872\, Sesquicentennial \n\nAllen\, Matthi
 as\, 1860\, Centennial & Sesquicentennial \n\nAllen\, Wiegman\, 1860\, Ses
 quicentennial \n\nBartholomew\, Bolte\, 1881\, Centennial\n\nBartholomew\,
  Mckinney\, 1883\, Centennial\n\nBenton\, Keller-Quigg-Moyars\, 1865\, Cen
 tennial & Sesquicentennial \n\nBoone\, Laughner/Hancock\, 1862\, Sesquicen
 tennial \n\nCass\, Binney\, 1921\, Centennial\n\nCass\, Scherer\, 1862\, S
 esquicentennial \n\nClark\, Raymond & Viola Schafer\, 1922\, Centennial\n\
 nClay\, Jones\, 1870\, Centennial & Sesquicentennial \n\nClay\, Killion\, 
 1830\, Sesquicentennial \n\nClay\, Milligan\, Brown & Thomas\, 1863\, Cent
 ennial & Sesquicentennial \n\nClinton\, Carter\, 1905\, Centennial\n\nClin
 ton\, Mohler\, 1922\, Centennial\n\nDaviess\, Arvin/Bradley\, 1906\, Cente
 nnial\n\nDaviess\, Mathies\, 1919\, Centennial\n\nDearborn\, Robert & Anna
  Frey\, 1917\, Centennial\n\nDecatur\, Clark\, 1919\, Centennial\n\nDecatu
 r\, Fischmer\, 1921\, Centennial\n\nDecatur\, Norman Burkhart\, 1920\, Cen
 tennial\n\nDecatur\, Sefton\, 1922\, Centennial\n\nDeKalb\, Creager\, 1861
 \, Sesquicentennial \n\nDeKalb\, Dermott\, 1889\, Centennial\n\nDeKalb\, S
 chrader\, 1907\, Centennial\n\nDelaware\, Evans\, 1896\, Centennial\n\nDub
 ois\, Hopf\, 1920\, Centennial\n\nDubois\, Glenn Menke\, 1872\, Sesquicent
 ennial \n\nDubois\, Melvin Menke\, 1872\, Sesquicentennial \n\nDubois\, Ve
 rkamp\, 1871\, Sesquicentennial \n\nDubois\, Weyer\, 1870\, Centennial & S
 esquicentennial \n\nFulton\, Burton\, 1919\, Centennial\n\nFulton\, Wagone
 r-Tobey-Eizinger\, 1920\, Centennial\n\nFulton\, Walsh\, 1898\, Centennial
 \n\nGrant\, Wright\, 1839\, Centennial & Sesquicentennial\n\nGreene\, Calv
 ert/Murdock\, 1919\, Centennial\n\nHamilton\, Curfman\, 1903\, Centennial\
 n\nHamilton\, Chris & Heather Knapp\, 1906\, Centennial\n\nHamilton\, Dona
 ld E. Knapp\, 1906\, Centennial\n\nHamilton\, Fred Knapp\, 1906\, Centenni
 al\n\nHamilton\, Ronald & Patricia Knapp Brockett\, 1906\, Centennial\n\nH
 ancock\, Deerburg\, 1869\, Sesquicentennial \n\nHarrison\, Richmer\, 1847\
 , Sesquicentennial \n\nHendricks\, Leak\, 1863\, Sesquicentennial \n\nHowa
 rd\, Farwick-Williams\, 1914\, Centennial\n\nHoward\, Hollingsworth-Newlin
 \, 1898\, Centennial\n\nJackson\, Mellenbrunch/Otte/Rieker\, 1847\, Centen
 nial & Sesquicentennial \n\nJackson\, Meyer-Borgman\, 1866\, Sesquicentenn
 ial \n\nJackson\, Siefker\, 1848\, Centennial & Sesquicentennial \n\nJeffe
 rson\, Storm-Spencer\, 1845\, Centennial & Sesquicentennial \n\nJennings\,
  Speer\, 1820\, Centennial\, Sesquicentennial & Bicentennial\n\nJohnson\, 
 B&G LaGrange\, Inc.\, 1835\, Centennial & Sesquicentennial \n\nLaPorte\, L
 achner\, 1922\, Centennial\n\nLaPorte\, Maerz-Kloss\, 1884\, Centennial\n\
 nLaPorte\, Mark\, 1881\, Centennial\n\nLaPorte\, Sullivan\, 1868\, Sesquic
 entennial \n\nMarshall\, Redman\, 1920\, Centennial\n\nMartin\, Keller & H
 ewitt\, 1881\, Centennial\n\nMorgan\, Brown\, 1837\, Centennial & Sesquice
 ntennial \n\nMorgan\, Brown\, 1886\, Centennial\n\nMorgan\, Harry Goss & B
 essie M. Dow\, 1823\, Centennial & Sesquicentennial \n\nMorgan\, Jackson\,
  1846\, Sesquicentennial \n\nMorgan\, Luther & Jessie Pruitt\, 1922\, Cent
 ennial\n\nMorgan\, Pearcy - Burns - Cook\, 1905\, Centennial\n\nMorgan\, P
 earcy - Burns - Cook\, 1905\, Centennial\n\nMorgan\, Pearcy-Burns-Cook-Ste
 phany\, 1918\, Centennial\n\nMorgan\, Stierwalt\, 1856\, Sesquicentennial 
 \n\nParke\, Hartman\, 1822\, Centennial\, Sesquicentennial & Bicentennial\
 n\nParke\, Mabel Thompson\, 1877\, Centennial\n\nPorter\, John Dick & Poll
 aro\, 1901\, Centennial\n\nPulaski\, Brucker\, 1922\, Centennial\n\nPulask
 i\, Hartmann\, 1890\, Centennial\n\nRandolph\, Fraizer\, 1872\, Centennial
  & Sesquicentennial \n\nRipley\, Ahrens\, 1873\, Centennial\n\nRush\, Cole
 \, 1922\, Centennial\n\nRush\, Layton Acres\, Inc.\, 1822\, Sesquicentenni
 al & Bicentennial\n\nRush\, Logan\, 1821\, Bicentennial\n\nShelby\, G. Way
 ne and Freda Eck\, 1866\, Sesquicentennial \n\nSt. Joseph \, Andert\, 1921
 \, Centennial\n\nSt. Joseph\, Cordray\, 1872\, Centennial & Sesquicentenni
 al \n\nSt. Joseph\, Verhaeghe\, 1922\, Centennial\n\nSt. Joseph\, Widler\,
  1922\, Centennial\n\nStarke\, Bortell\, 1919\, Centennial\n\nStarke\, Sie
 dentop\, 1922\, Centennial\n\nTippecanoe\, Inskeep-McDole\,Dilley-Gilbert\
 ,Diem-Tishler\, 1910\, Centennial\n\nUnion\, Snyder\, 1891\, Centennial\n\
 nVanderburgh\, Martin\, 1858\, Centennial & Sesquicentennial \n\nVigo\, Mc
 Laughlin/LaDue\, 1854\, Sesquicentennial \n\nWabash\, Beauchamp & Ulrey\, 
 1872\, Sesquicentennial \n\nWabash\, Winkler\, 1845\, Sesquicentennial \n\
 nWarren\, Frasch\, 1864\, Centennial & Sesquicentennial \n\nWarren\, Mary 
 Beth (Dysert) Brubaker\, 1855\, Centennial & Sesquicentennial \n\nWarren\,
  Mehaffey Farms\, 1881\, Centennial\n\nWarren\, Pusey McCloud\, 1854\, Ses
 quicentennial \n\nWarrick\, Kroeger-Suscott\, 1862\, Centennial & Sesquice
 ntennial \n\nWashington\, Hoar\, 1829\, Centennial & Sesquicentennial \n\n
 Washington\, Walter L. Grimes\, Scott R. & Linda Grimes Martin\, 1869\, Se
 squicentennial \n\nWells\, Captain\, 1917\, Centennial\n\nWells\, Minnich\
 , 1860\, Sesquicentennial \n\nWhite\, Fry-Nice-Cosgray\, 1881\, Centennial
 \n\nWhite\, Moore\, 1896\, Centennial\n\n \n\nFor more information about t
 he Hoosier Homestead Award program\, please visit isda.in.gov. Photos from
  today's ceremony will be posted to ISDA's Flickr page by Friday\, August 
 19\, 2022.\n\n###
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