Vernon Blickenstaff was a lifetime dairy farmer and an influential figure in the Kansas agricultural community. He served on the boards of numerous organizations, including Great Plains Dairy, Mid-Am Dairy, and the American Dairy Association, earning awards for both milk quality and soil conservation.
Deeply rooted in his hometown of Pretty Prairie, Kansas, Vernon was highly active in his community. He was a long-time member of the Pretty Prairie United Methodist Church, where he contributed as a former board member and Sunday School teacher, demonstrating a strong commitment to his faith and local congregation.
He received the states Top Quality Milk Production award and the Bankers Award for Soil Conservation.
Vernon Blickenstaff
Semi Retired at Great plains dairy
Omaha, Nebraska, United States
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Dairy Industry Leadership
Served as a board member for multiple prominent dairy associations, including Great Plains Dairy, AMPI, and the American Dairy Association, shaping regional industry practices.
Sustainable Farming
His work was recognized with the Bankers Award for Soil Conservation, indicating a professional focus on responsible and sustainable land management in agriculture.
Community and Faith
A lifetime resident of Pretty Prairie, he was deeply involved in his local United Methodist Church as a Sunday School teacher and board member.
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Semi Retired at Great plains dairy
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Location : Omaha, Nebraska, United States
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Designation : Semi Retired at Great plains dairy
