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Keith Kemp

member, Ohio Soybean Council Board of Trustees

Keith knows a lot about: farming, soybeans, Preble County

Keith Kemp of Preble County previously served as OSC Chairman, Vice Chairman, Treasurer and Secretary. He farms nearly 1500 acres of soybeans, corn and wheat. Keith also operates a purebred swine operation and holds an associate degree from Sinclair College.

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