Montana Ag in Color Drawing Winners Announced

Elementary students recognized for agricultural-themed artwork

Mar. 26, 2026 at 5:01pm

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The Montana Farm Bureau Federation has announced the winners of the Montana Youth Agriculture Literacy program drawing contest, 'Ag in Color.' The contest, which was open to students in kindergarten through 6th grade, featured different agricultural themes for each grade level. One winner was selected from each grade, with one drawing receiving the 'Farm Bureau Proud' designation.

Why it matters

The 'Ag in Color' contest aims to educate elementary students about the importance of agriculture in their everyday lives and the vital role farmers and ranchers play in food production. By engaging students through art, the program helps promote agricultural literacy and awareness at a young age.

The details

The 'Ag in Color' drawing contest was judged by members of the Montana Farm Bureau's Women's Leadership Committee during the organization's DUAL training seminar. Entries were evaluated on agricultural content, originality, neatness, and reproducibility. The winning drawings will be printed on usable items and educational materials, and will be featured on the Montana Farm Bureau's website and social media.

  • The 'Ag in Color' contest was held in recognition of National Ag Week, March 15-21, 2026.
  • Winners and their classroom teachers will receive prizes from the Montana Farm Bureau during Ag Week.

The players

Montana Farm Bureau Federation

A statewide organization that represents the interests of Montana's farmers and ranchers.

Women's Leadership Committee

A committee within the Montana Farm Bureau that helped judge the 'Ag in Color' drawing contest.

Heidi Brewer

Chair of the Montana Farm Bureau's Women's Leadership Committee.

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What they’re saying

“Members of the Women's Leadership Committee had the honor of judging the Montana Ag in Color program drawing contest during the recently held DUAL training seminar. DUAL training consisted of members of the Promotion and Engagement and Women's Leadership Committees. Both committees joined forces to judge the 2026 'Ag in Color' entries.”

— Heidi Brewer, Chair, Women's Leadership Committee

The takeaway

The 'Ag in Color' contest demonstrates the Montana Farm Bureau's commitment to promoting agricultural education and awareness among the state's youth. By engaging students through art, the program helps foster a deeper understanding and appreciation for the vital role of farmers and ranchers in their daily lives.