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A Co-Founder of the Miracle of Agriculture Foundation, Rob Smith serves as a Board Member for the Foundation, a position he also holds for the Utah Farm Bureau Federation. Rob is a 4th generation cattle rancher and attorney practicing law in the areas of farm and ranch estate planning and numerous other legal issues that affect agriculture. He previously served as the Cache County Farm Bureau president and has been involved in the Utah Farm Bureau Federation for nearly 20 years. Rob, his wife Macall, and their six kids live in Trenton, Utah, where they enjoy working on the ranch, showing Red Angus-cross steers at the county fair, being involved in their rural community, and doing things together as a family.

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Rex Larsen is a Board Member, Vice President and Co-Founder of the Miracle of Agriculture Foundation, positions he also holds for the Utah Farm Bureau Federation. He and his wife, Sherrie, live and have a beef cattle ranch in Spanish Fork, where they also grow alfalfa, barley and corn for cattle feed. Rex markets Certified Seed Barley to growers throughout Utah and raises Certified Weed Free Alfalfa and stock show steers for sell as well. He attended his first county Farm Bureau meeting in 1977 and was elected as the president of the Benjamin/Leland local Farm Bureau. Rex has also served on Utah County Farm Bureau board and as both vice president and president. In addition, he recently served as District 4 Director for the Utah Farm Bureau Federation. Rex is active in civic and church activities, and he received […]

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It was Ron Gibson’s insight during the earliest days of the Covid-19 pandemic that led to the creation of the Miracle of Agriculture Foundation where he serves as its President and as a Board Member. Affectionately known as the “Milkman,” Ron is a 5th generation dairy farmer in Weber County, and he currently serves as the President of the Utah Farm Bureau Federation. Ron previously served as District 2 Director of the UFBF, Weber County President, Weber County Vice President, and the county and state Young Farmer and Rancher chairman. Gibson Green Acres milks 1,500 head of dairy cows and grows more than 1,500 acres of corn and alfalfa. He, his wife Andrea, and their four children enjoy hosting school groups of all ages on their farm to help promote agriculture.