Programs
College Scholarship Programs
Administered by Oklahoma State University's (Stillwater, OK) College of Agriculture, Oklahoma Farm Bureau offers a $500 scholarship to an incoming freshman demonstrating leadership and academic excellence. For more information, contact OSU at 405-744-7877.
The Oklahoma Farm Bureau and Affiliated Companies and its Young Farmers & Ranchers Committee offer nine $1,000 scholarships to high school seniors pursuing a career in agriculture at an Oklahoma institution of higher learning as a full-time student. Applicants must be from a Farm Bureau voting member family. Scholarship applications are available at county Farm Bureau offices across the state. Applications are sent to all Oklahoma Future Farmers of America chapters and county extension offices by March, for an April deadline. More information can be obtained by contacting FBW/YF&R Coordinator Marcia Irvin at 405-523-2405.
At least 20 of the 77 county Farm Bureaus offer scholarships to their member families. Scholarship amounts and application requirements vary by county. The following counties have a regular scholarship program and should be contacted directly for more information:
- Alfalfa County Farm Bureau
- Beaver County Farm Bureau
- Caddo County Farm Bureau
- Cherokee County Farm Bureau
- Choctaw County Farm Bureau
- Coal County Farm Bureau
- Comanche County Farm Bureau
- Delaware County Farm Bureau
- Garfield County Farm Bureau
- Grady County Farm Bureau
- Grant County Farm Bureau
- Harmon County Farm Bureau
- Haskell County Farm Bureau
- Hughes County Farm Bureau
- McCurtain County Farm Bureau
- McIntosh County Farm Bureau
- Marshall County Farm Bureau
- Muskogee County Farm Bureau
- Noble County Farm Bureau
- Nowata County Farm Bureau
- Okfuskee County Farm Bureau
- Ottawa County Farm Bureau
- Payne County Farm Bureau
- Pontotoc County Farm Bureau
- Rogers County Farm Bureau
- Seminole County Farm Bureau
- Sequoyah County Farm Bureau
- Woods County Farm Bureau
- Woodward County Farm Bureau