Pictured left to right, Bill Wear, art teacher, Shelby Garrett, first place winner, Sue Cuzzort, Polk County Farm Bureau’s office manager and Joan Mitchell, Polk County Farm Bureau women’s chair. Not pictured are the other contestants. (Contributed photo)
The art work is judged on how well the artwork represents modern agriculture found in the student’s county or Georgia’s agriculture industry. The Georgia Farm Bureau encourages student to participate by offering money for the winners. Polk County Farm Bureau women’s committee has outside judges to select the winners and also gives money to the winners.
This year, two students from Rockmart High School, two students from Murphy Harpst Home, and three from Cedartown High School participated in the Polk County Farm Bureau Art Contest. Shelby Garrett, RHS was first place winner and was awarded $50. Brittney Fowler, RHS was second place winner and was awarded $25.
Polk County Farm Bureau women’s chair, Joan Mitchell, would like to thank all the students that participated in the contest.
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