08/28/2026
Congratulations Gabby!!!
Gabby Young serves as Third Annual Miss Ag-Vocate of Henry County
In its third year for the Henry County Fair, Henry County High School senior Gabby Young is serving as this year’s MISS AG-VOCATE of Henry County.
As part of her responsibilities, Gabby will be responsible for social media posts throughout the year regarding agriculture. She plans to feature special agriculture-related months, such as Dairy Month in June, as well as special seasonal information, such as safety during harvest season. Gabby also hopes to visit local classrooms to read to children about agriculture.
Having lived in California and Idaho through 6th grade, Gabby and her family moved to Henry County during middle school. Before living here, her family owned chickens, and agriculture became of interest to her. Since moving to Henry County, her family owns Duroc meat pigs, and they participated in the Murray Farmers Market last year.
Originally, Gabby thought she would pursue a degree as a veterinarian. She is now leaning towards a career in Agriculture Business or Agriculture Education. Gabby will graduate high school as a completer in both the Veterinary Science and Agriculture Business pathways offered at HCHS.
In speaking about Gabby’s role, Fair Board member Michelle Hopkins shared that Gabby was chosen to serve as this year’s Miss Ag-Vocate based on her strong resume and written essay. Serving in prior years were HCHS students Cori Hopkins and Sarah Moody Poe.