Bryan Searle was elected president of Idaho Farm Bureau Federation in 2015. He previously served as a director on the IFBF State Board from 1991-2015. President Searle and his wife, Mary, own and operate a farm where they produce potatoes, grain, and hay. They also partner with Grain Brokerage Co. Bryan and Mary enjoy their five children and 12 grandchildren.

Bryan was born on his family’s farm in Shelley, Idaho, where he and his five sisters and brother worked with dairy and beef cows as well as potatoes and other row crops. He has been active in many organizations throughout his life, including 4-H and FFA, where he served as a chapter president and sentinel for the district. He also was highly involved in the local and state Idaho Farm Bureau Young Farmer and Ranch Program. The Searles have crossed the state, country, and world for the betterment of agriculture.

Dan Garner was elected and has served as a director of the Idaho Farm Bureau State Board since 2015. Dan produces hay, grain, beef cattle, and specialty crops. Dan and his wife, Sherri-Jo, enjoy their four children and reside in Franklin County.

Austin Tubbs was elected and has served as a director to the Idaho Farm Bureau State Board since 2016. Austin produces alfalfa, wheat, oats, and has a cow-calf operation. Austin and his wife, Maysi, enjoy their five children and reside in Oneida County.

Jason Fellows

Raised in a farming family, Jason always dreamed of being a cowboy. On his farm in southern Idaho, Double F, he raises forage crops, alfalfa, wheat, beef cattle and horses. He serves on the Idaho Farm Bureau board of directors and as chair of the Farm Service Agency board in Franklin County, Idaho, in addition to holding a seat on the local water board. Jason has served as the president of Franklin County Farm Bureau and was active in YF&R. Jason is currently one of 10 participants in the PAL-Partners in Advocacy Leadership Program through American Farm Bureau.

Travis McAffee was elected and has served as a director on the Idaho Farm Bureau State Board since 2017. Travis and his wife, Paige, enjoy their children and reside in Butte County.

Scott Steele was elected and has served as a director of the Idaho Farm Bureau State Board since 2009. Scott runs a cattle feeding operation as well as alfalfa, and corn silage. Scott and his wife, Cheryl, live in Bonneville County.

Idaho Falls, Idaho

Rick Pearson was elected and has served as a director to the Idaho Farm Bureau State Board since 2001. Rick produces alfalfa, silage corn, grain corn, wheat, barley, and dry beans. Rick and his wife, Susan, enjoy their daughter, Emily, and reside in Twin Falls County.

Rick Brune was elected and has served as a director of the Idaho Farm Bureau State Board since 2013.  Rick produces alfalfa, malt barley, garden beans, commercial beans, and corn.  Rick and his wife, Morgan, enjoy their four children and reside in Twin Falls County.

Cody Chandler was elected and has served as a director of the Idaho Farm Bureau State Board since 2011.  Cody produces alfalfa, beef, sheep, and horses.  Cody and his wife, Britney, enjoy their four children and reside in Washington County.

Matt Dorsey was elected and has served as a director of the Idaho Farm Bureau State Board since December 2018. Matt produces organic corn, small grains, hay, with a feedlot. Matt and his wife, Kristie, enjoy their three children and reside in Canyon County.

Marjorie French was elected and has served as a director of the Idaho Farm Bureau State Board since 1998.  Marjorie produces timber, hay and owns land in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP).  Marjorie enjoys her three children and grandchildren, and she resides in Latah County.

Tom Daniel was elected and has served as a director of the Idaho Farm Bureau State Board since 2012.  Tom produces alfalfa and grass hay, winter and spring wheat, canola, peas, and beans.  Tom and his wife, Sandy, enjoy their three children and reside in Boundary County.

 Tom Mosmon was elected and has served as a director of the Idaho Farm Bureau State Board since 2018.  Tom produces wheat, bluegrass, hay, barley, garbanzo beans, and cattle. Tom and his wife, Jacky, enjoy their three children and 11 grandchildren and reside in Lewis County.