Georgia Farm Bureau (GFB) voting delegates elected the 2025 board of directors on December 10 during its 87th Annual Convention on Jekyll Island.

President Tom McCall was re-elected for a third two-year term. McCall, who has been a Farm Bureau member since 1978 and has served in various leadership roles, grows a variety of crops and livestock on his farm in Elbert County. He also served in the Georgia House of Representatives for 26 years.

Daniel Johnson from Pierce County was re-designated as the first vice president, a position he has held since 2021. Johnson grows tobacco, corn, cotton, and peanuts and has served on the GFB Board of Directors previously. Bernard Sims from Catoosa County begins the second year of his sixth term as North Georgia vice president.

Additionally, Chad Carlton from Polk County was elected to a two-year term on the GFB Board of Directors for the metro Atlanta area. Carlton and his wife run a diversified farm and have been active in Farm Bureau leadership roles since 2001. He has received several awards for his contributions to farming and leadership activities.