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Pacesetter Awards

Each year at AFC’s Annual Manager’s Meeting representatives of the Co-op system are recognized with a “Pacesetter Award” for their commitment to programs offered by AFC. Pacesetter Awards are given for total dollar purchases and for total sales increase in the following categories: Animal Health; Crop Nutrient; Crop Protection Products; Feed; Feed Ingredients; Grain; Hardware; Lawn & Garden; Seed and Tire, Batteries & Accessories. They are also recognized by Anderson’s Peanuts, Bonnie Plant Farm, BioLogic, Farm Plan and Safety.  Presentations of the awards are pictured below.


Pictured from left to right are Britt Christopher representing Limestone Farmers accepting the award for Crop Nutrient Sales from Ken Carr, Red Fox Fertilizer manager.


Pictured from left to right are Perry Carlisle, manager of Elberta Farmers Co-op accepting the award for Crop Nutrient Sales from Ken Carr, Red Fox Fertilizer manager. Not pictured is a representative from Quality Co-op to accept an award for Crop Nutrient Highest Percentage Increase.


Pictured from left to right are AFC feed director, David Riggs presenting the award for feed sales to Tim Wood, general manager of Central Alabama Farmers
Co-op.


Pictured from left to right are Chad Federer, manager of Cullman Farmers Co-op accepting the award for Feed Sales from
AFC feed director, David Riggs.


Pictured from left to right are John Holley, general manager of Lawrence County Exchange accepting the award for Feed Sales Percentage Increase from AFC feed director, David Riggs.


Pictured from left to right are Celena Gaines representing Limestone Farmers Co-op accepting the award for Seed Sales from Agri-AFC, LLC president, Sam Foster.

Pictured from left to right are Wayne Gilliam, manager of Tuscaloosa Farmers Co-op accepting the award for Seed Sales from
Agri-AFC, LLC president, Sam Foster.

Pictured from left to right are Jay Jones, manager of Headland Peanut Warehouse
Co-op accepting the award for Seed Sales Percentage Increase from Roger Pangle,
AFC’s Chief Operating Officer.

Pictured from left to right are Brian Morris representing Limestone Farmers Co-op accepting the award for Crop Protection Products Sales from Agriliance representative, Johnny Lecroix.

Pictured from left to right are Terry Carlisle, manager of Elberta Farmers Co-op accepting the award for Crop Protection Products Sales from Roger Pangle, AFC’s Chief Operating Officer.


Pictured from left to right are Jay Jones, manager of Headland Peanut Warehouse
Co-op accepting the award for Crop Protection Products Sales Percentage Increase from Agriliance representative, Johnny Lecroix.


Pictured from left to right are Jerry Ogg, presenting the award for Tires, Batteries and Accessories (TBA) sales to Tim Wood, general manager of Central Alabama Farmers Co-op.

Pictured from left to right are Jerry Ogg,   presenting the award for Tires, Batteries and Accessories (TBA) sales to Steve Lann, manager of Marion County Co-op.

Pictured from left to right are Jerry Ogg,   presenting the award for Tires, Batteries and Accessories (TBA) Sales Percentage Increase to Jarrott Mock, manager of Seminole County Co-op.

Pictured from left to right are Jerry Ogg,   presenting the award for Hardware Sales to Matthew Kay, manager of St. Clair Farmers
Co-op. Not pictured is a representative from Central Alabama Farmers Co-op to accept an award for Hardware Sales.


Pictured from left to right are Jerry Ogg,   presenting the award for Hardware Sales to Dekalb Farmers Co-op general manager Ronny Neely.


Pictured, center, is Susan Parker, AFC lawn and garden director presenting awards for Lawn and Garden Sales to Matthew Kay, manager of St. Clair Farmers Co-op and Ronny Neely, general manager of Dekalb Farmers Co-op.


Pictured, left is Chris Casey, general manager of Altha Farmers Co-op being presented the award for Lawn and Garden Sales Percentage Increase by Susan Parker, AFC lawn and garden director.


Jarrott Mock, manager of Seminole County Co-op, left, is presented the Animal Health Sales award by AFC Feed, Farm and Home vice president, Steve Moore. Not pictured is a representative from Central Alabama Farmers Co-op to accept an award for Animal Health Sales.


Mike Thomas, manager of Goshen Farmers
Co-op, left, is presented the Animal Health Sales Percentage Increase award by AFC Feed, Farm and Home vice president, Steve Moore.

Jay Jones, manager of Headland Peanut Warehouse Co-op, left, is presented the award for most peanut tons sold in Alabama by Dennis Finch, vice president of Anderson’s Peanuts. Not pictured is a representative from Jay Peanut Farmers Co-op to accept an award for peanut tons sold in Florida.

Johnny Hayes, general manager of Colbert Farmers Co-op, left, is presented the award for Grain Sales by Glenn Smith, AFC grain merchandising manager. Not pictured for Grain Sales is a representative from Quality Co-op. 


Ricky Aldridge, manager of Walker Farmers
Co-op is presented the award for Grain Sales Percentage Increase by Sam Foster, president of Agri-AFC, LLC.


Phil James, AFC director of feed ingredients, center, presents awards for Feed Ingredients Sales to Todd Smith, manager of Hartford Farmers Co-op  and Tim Wood, general manager of Central Alabama Farmers Co-op.

Jarrott Mock, manager of Seminole County
Co-op, left, is presented the award for Feed Ingredients Sales Percentage Increase by Glenn Smith, AFC grain merchandising manager. 


Kyle Curington, center, Bonnie Plant Farm division sales manager presents the award for Bonnie Plant Sales Percentage Increase to Bill Jones, manager of Talladega County Exchange and the award for Bonnie Plant Sales to Reggie Shook, general manager of Lauderdale County Co-op. Not pictured is a representative to accept an award for Bonnie Plant Sales from Morgan County Co-op.


Pat Chesnut, left, Farm Plan representative, presents an award for Farm Plan Percentage Increase to Bill Jones, manager of Talladega County Exchange and an award for Farm Plan Largest Dollar Volume to Chris Casey, general manager of Altha Farmers Co-op.


Presentations of awards for most pounds sold of BioLogic products were made by Al Cheatham, left, president of BioLogic,  and Bobby Cole, chief operating officer for BioLogic, third from left. Elton Gibson, general manager of Aliceville Farm Supply got an award for BioLogic Hot Spot and Scott Hartley won for Total Sales.


Presentations of awards for most pounds sold of BioLogic products were made by Al Cheatham, third from left, president of BioLogic,  and Bobby Cole, chief operating officer for BioLogic, right. Ralph Ricks, left, manager of Quality Co-op got an award for BioLogic Maximum; Ken Loveless, manager of Winston Farmers Co-op got an award for BioLogic Full Draw; and Reggie Shook, general manager of Lauderdale County Co-op for Most enthusiastic.    


Andrew Dempsey, center, general manager of Calhoun Farmers Co-op won an award for BioLogic Hot Spot Pounds Sold. Pictured with Andrew are Al Cheatham, president of BioLogic, and Bobby Cole, chief operating officer for BioLogic.


Tim Wood, second from left, won an award for BioLogic Full Draw Pounds Sold and won for Total Sales. Ray Hollis, right, general manager of Eufaula Farm Supply won an award for Best Agri-AFC Total Sales. Pictured with Tim and Ray are Al Cheatham, president of BioLogic, and Bobby Cole, chief operating officer for BioLogic.


Jimmy Tillis, manager of Coffee County Farmers Co-op/Elba won the Safety Commendation Award. Presenting the award were Marie Cook, left, AFC safety director and Janice Moran, AFC risk manager.


Reggie Shook, general manager of Lauderdale County Co-op/Florence won the Excellence in Safety Award. Presenting the award were Marie Cook, left, AFC safety director and Janice Moran, AFC risk manager.

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