Montana Farm Bureau Delegates Elect Leaders During Annual Convention
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11/19/2025
MISSOULA, MONTANA — Cyndi Johnson, a wheat farmer from Conrad, was re-elected as president of the Montana Farm Bureau Federation (MFBF) this week during the organization’s 106th Annual Convention which runs November 17-20 in Missoula. Voting delegates from 29 county Farm Bureaus elected new leaders and discussed and voted on policy during their Delegates Session.
Delegates re-elected Vice President Casey Mott, a cattle rancher from Custer, and welcomed several new members to leadership roles:
- Bronya Willmore, a rancher from Roy, was elected to replace outgoing Young Farmers & Ranchers Committee Chair Nick Courville.
- Heidi Brewer from Bozeman replaced retiring Women’s Leadership Committee Chair Carla Lawrence.
- Ashley Descheemaeker, a cattle rancher from Lewistown, was elected as District 3 Director.
- Mike Lang, a production ag retailer from Malta, was elected as District 7 Director.
The following members were also re-elected to the MFBF Board of Directors:
- District 1 Director Beth Blevins, a large animal veterinarian and rancher from Ronan.
- District 5 Director Darcia Patten, a cattle rancher from Broadus.
- District 9 Director Karl Christians, a cattle rancher from Helena.
Women’s Leadership Committee
District 2 – Rhonda Boyd, Alder; Cady Brown, Dillon
District 4 – Kathy Teter, Huntley; Carla Lawrence, Boyd
District 6 – Britta Brenner, Glendive; Paula Steinbeisser, Sidney
District 8 – Marjorie Pribyl, Cascade; Jeanne McKamey, Great Falls
District 10 – Carole Plymale, Townsend; Rose Sande, Three Forks
Young Farmer & Rancher Committee
District 2 – Makae Reed, Dillon; Mark Boyd, Alder
District 3 – Riley Slivka, Lewistown, replaced Bronya Wilmore
District 4 – Stryker Anderson, Laurel; Jacob Stenberg, McLeod
District 6 – Tienna Canen, Circle; Britta Brenner, Sidney
District 8 – Hattie Bumgarner, Belt
District 10 – Lauren Kett, Livingston; Jeremiah Peterson, Bozeman
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