(Berlin, WI…)  Kevin Krentz, lifelong dairy farmer, local town official and statewide agriculture leader, has been endorsed by the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation’s Volunteers of Agriculture PAC in his bid for the 57th Assembly District.

“This endorsement is a testament to our confidence in your commitment to agriculture, rural issues, and Wisconsin Farm Bureau,” said Jason Mugnaini with the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation.

Krentz operates a Waushara county farm that’s been in his family since 1958.  Krentz has been on the forefront of agriculture in Wisconsin serving as President of the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation from 2020 until 2023, board member for the American Farm Bureau Federation Board, UW-Madison College of Agricultural and Live Sciences Board of Visitors, Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection’s (DATCP) Agricultural Export Advisory Council and more.

“Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation works everyday to advance policies beneficial to our state’s agricultural industry and economy as a whole.  Farming employs more than 140,000 men and women, and contributes tens of billions to our bottom line overall.  This is a critical sector of our state’s economy and rural heritage and we most continue to work hard to ensure it’s strong for generations to come,” said Kevin Krentz.

Just last week Kevin Krentz was endorsed by the Dairy Business Association as well.  He is also endorsed by Wisconisn Family Action.

In addition to DBA, Rep. Petersen, Krentz is endorsed in the GOP primary election by Wisconsin Family Action PAC, Jon Wilcox, Don Nelson and a multitude of local officials and leaders.