LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – The Lake County Farm Bureau Scholarship application deadline is Monday, April 16.

Scholarship applications must be received, delivered to the Farm Bureau office or postmarked by that date.

The LCFB Scholarship Program was organized to give financial aid to Lake County students who show a desire to pursue a career in the agricultural industry.

The scholarships are awarded annually and are based upon academic achievement, career goals, extracurricular activities, leadership skills and a commitment to study agriculture.

In 2018, Lake County Farm Bureau is proud to partner with Wildhurst Vineyards in awarding two new scholarships for Lake County students.

Michael and Tanya Hat of Wildhurst Vineyards created a perpetual scholarship fund to honor two outstanding Lake County families who have contributed greatly to their community.

The Hans and Carol Dobusch Scholarship is available to an eligible Lake County student who is pursuing a credential or degree in any field.

The Myron and Marilyn Holdenried Scholarship will be offered to a Lake County student who will pursue agriculture or science.

In addition to these two scholarships, Lake County Farm Bureau will continue to offer its agriculture-focused scholarships to Lake County students.

Eligible students must be a resident of Lake County who are enrolled or plan to enroll in a college or vocational school during the 2017-18 year.

To apply for the LCFB scholarship, students must complete an application, provide transcripts from each school attended and include two current and dated letters of recommendation.

The entire packet must be received by LCFB on or before April 16 to be considered by the Scholarship Committee.

Applications are available at Lake County Farm Bureau’s website www.lakecofb.com and at the office located at 65 Soda Bay Road in Lakeport.

Students can also get an application by contacting their local high school counselor or through the Mendocino College scholarship Web page.

Lake County Farm Bureau is proud to serve the agricultural and rural interests of Lake County and is the county’s largest farm organization, representing over 450 farm families and individual
Members.

For more information, contact Lake County Farm Bureau Executive Director Brenna Sullivan at 707-263-0911.