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Kelly Pearson, the newly appointed Commissioner of Agriculture for Utah, expressed her excitement and commitment to supporting the state's agricultural community during her introduction on May 3, 2025. Pearson, who previously served as deputy commissioner for six years, acknowledged the resilience of Utah's farmers and the challenges they face, including unpredictable weather and rising input costs.

In her address, Pearson emphasized the importance of the Department of Agriculture's role in assisting producers through tough times, particularly during droughts and other hardships. "We want to help you through the rough times," she stated, encouraging farmers to reach out for support and share their needs.
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Pearson's passion for agriculture and dedication to service were evident as she highlighted the strength of her team at the Department of Agriculture. She expressed her eagerness to work collaboratively with the agricultural community over the next four years, reinforcing her commitment to enhancing the support systems available to Utah's farmers.

Converted from Commissioner Pehrson's Introduction meeting on May 03, 2025
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