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Arkansas/Missouri Nominating Committee Election

Candidates running to join the Nominating Committee in Arkansas/Missouri in 2026.

Corbin Brown

Wynne

Brown owns and operates his farm, primarily raising rice and soybeans. He also has a rental property business. Brown serves as a Director of the Cross County Rural Water Board, Arkansas Rice, and USA Rice and President and a member of the Cross County Soil Conservation Board. He is a current member of the Master Masons. He previously served as a Deacon of the Wayne Presbyterian Church, Secretary and Treasurer of Delta Regional Airport, and as President of the Cross County Farm Bureau. Brown has served on both Farm Credit Midsouth’s and Farm Credit Mid-America’s Nominating Committees.

Will Cashion

West Helena

Cashion is a full-time farmer, growing rice, corn and soybeans on 6,700 acres in Phillips County. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Agribusiness Management from the University of Arkansas. Cashion served as Board President for the Helena Country Club from 2017-2018 and served on the Phillips County Chamber of Commerce Board from 2020-2023. Cashion is a current member of the Farm Credit Mid-America Advocate Council.

Mark Coleman

Corning

Coleman owns and operates Mark Coleman Farms with his father. He has a row crop operation raising rice, corn and soybeans on 2,000 leased acres. He owns and operates Coleman Custom Spraying offering herbicide and pesticide applications. Mark is President and previously Vice President of the Clay County Farm Bureau. He also served as the Clay County Extension Chair for the Rice and Soybeans Committee. He has served on the Farm Credit Mid-America Nominating Committee.

Todd Edwards

Leachville

Edwards is a full-time farmer raising cotton on 3,180 acres and peanuts on 730 acres. He has been farming for 28 years. Edwards is a graduate of Arkansas State University with a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Business.

Tyler Huckabay

Lafe

Huckabay is a full-time farmer raising rice, soybeans and corn on 200 owned and 5,100 leased acres with his father and two brothers.

Matthew Owens

Wynne

Owens is a full-time farmer and the owner/operator of Westview Farms Partnership, which is a 2,200-acre grain operation, growing rice, soybeans and corn. Owens holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Agricultural Business from Arkansas State University.

Nathan Pribble

Wynne

Pribble is the owner of Nathan Pribble Farms, LLC with his wife, Jordan, where he farms 1,600 acres of rice and soybeans. He is a 50% partner in Pribble Farm Partnership where he has 7,000 acres. He also is a partner in Pribble Truck and Equipment. He holds a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Aeronautical Science from Embry Riddle Aeronautical University and has a Commercial Multi-Engine pilot’s license. He is currently on the Board of Cross County Farm Bureau.

Kyle Schlenker

Wynne

Schlenker operates a rice, corn and soybean row crop farming operation. He previously worked in agricultural finance and has 18 years of experience in that field, gained while he was also actively involved in his family farming operation. Schlenker also has three years’ experience in grain merchandising and seed sales. He is currently a delegate for MFA Oil, a member of the Farmers Supply Association nominating committee, and a director for the Arkansas Soybean Association.

Travis Senter II

Osceola

Senter manages and operates multiple family farm operations, specializing in the production of cotton, rice, corn and soybeans. Senter is involved in all parts of the operation including, but not limited to, financial planning, management, market trend analysis, logistics and technology applications. He is currently on the Arkansas State Plant Board and is a member of the South Mississippi County Intermodal Authority. Senter previously served on the Farm Credit Midsouth Nominating Committee and is currently a member of the Farm Credit Mid-America Advocate Council.

Thomas Turner

Marvell

Turner has been a full-time farmer for 30 years in Phillips County and has owned the fuel distributor, Turner Oil Company, Inc., for the past 35 years. He grows soybeans and corn on 2,400 acres. Turner holds a Business Finance degree from Memphis State University.