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Recognizing Tommy Nagle as the new President of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau

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Printed in the Congressional Record of Jul 21, 2026.

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Mr. JOYCE of Pennsylvania. Mr. Speaker, I rise to recognize Tommy Nagle of Patton, Cambria County, as the new President of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau. The 10th president in the history of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau, Tommy owns and operates an incredible farm that includes Angus beef cattle and acres dedicated to corn and soybeans. Tommy has held several leadership positions within the Farm Bureau over the past decade. He served on the Cambria County Farm Bureau Board of Directors, including a stint as county president, and later spent three years on the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau State Board before being elected vice president. Tommy possesses a wealth of knowledge, professional experience, and public service leadership that will enhance his impact as a passionate advocate and vital resource for agricultural producers throughout Pennsylvania. On behalf of constituents throughout Cambria County and the entire 13th Congressional District, I express best wishes to Tommy for success in fulfilling his strategic vision for the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau and thank him for his leadership and service.

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Printed in the Congressional Record of Jul 21, 2026. Extensions of Remarks are submitted in writing; they are not spoken on the floor.

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In the Record, the heading reads: RECOGNIZING TOMMY NAGLE AS THE NEW PRESIDENT OF THE PENNSYLVANIA FARM BUREAU.

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