Washington County Farm Bureau member Mike Strupp received the highest award the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation bestows on its members.
Strupp was presented the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation’s ‘Distinguished Service to Farm Bureau’ award.
“Mike is admired for his humble spirit, work ethic, leadership, and passion for agriculture,” says nominator Peter Muth. “He brings it all to Farm Bureau and our organization has benefitted greatly for it.”
Strupp has been a devoted Washington County Farm Bureau member since 1994. He excelled as the Membership Chair, signing 199 new members. He’s earned recognition as a Top 10 membership worker at the state level for many years.
Beyond membership, Strupp chaired the Building Committee, overseeing maintenance, tenant relations, and lease updates. His passion for agriculture shines through his involvement in the Agriculture in the Classroom Committee. He actively participates in farm tours and educational programs. As a member of the Promotion and Education Committee, Strupp shares his enthusiasm for connecting others with the industry.
His dedication extends to policy development and event leadership, notably chairing the annual Farm Bureau Food Stand at the county fair. He has represented Washington County as a voting delegate at numerous WFBF Annual Meetings, participated in panel discussions on membership, and engaged with the media to promote agriculture.
“Mike exemplifies the heart and dedication that makes our organization strong,” says WFBF President Brad Olson. “His commitment to advancing agriculture serves as an inspiration to all of us in the Farm Bureau community.”
