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Jeff Magyar

member, Ohio Soybean Council Board of Trustees

Jeff knows a lot about: farming, soybeans, Ashtabula County

Jeff Magyar of Ashtabula County serves as the Chairman of the Ohio Soybean Council Board of Trustees. Jeff currently serves on the national Soy Transportation Coalition Board of Directors, Republican Party Executive Committee and the Western Reserve Co-op Board. He is also an Ohio Farm Bureau County Trustee, Pymatuning Valley FFA Alumni member and Wayne Township Trustee. In addition, Jeff is a member of St. Mary Church where he serves on the Finance Committee.

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