Learn about innovative farm management strategies, new technologies for improving efficiency and productivity, ways to ensure a successful transition of farm operations to the next generation. Join us at the 91st annual Purdue Farm Management Tour and reception honoring the 2024 Indiana Master Farmers in Randolph County (Winchester), Indiana on Wednesday, July 17th.
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Scott Maple
Maple Farms
Scott graduated from Purdue University with a bachelors degree in agricultural education in 1982. He taught vocational agriculture at area high schools for 12 years, then returned to the farm in 1994. While teaching he obtained a masters degree in education from Purdue in 1987. As third-generation farmers, Scott, his brother Mark, and cousin Tom are leading the way for Maple Farms. He and his wife Cheryl have 3 children (Aaron, Leslie, Caleb). His son Aaron is part of the fourth-generation to operate Maple Farms.
In 1930, Clifford Maple and his wife Edna purchased a 160 acre tract of land in Taylor Township of Howard County. This was the beginning of what is now known as Maple Farms, Inc., a 3rd generation farm transitioning to a 4th generation farm.
Scott Maple
Maple Farms
![Scott_Maple Scott Maple](https://ag.purdue.edu/commercialag/home/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Scott_Maple-e1566401608584.jpg)
Scott graduated from Purdue University with a bachelors degree in agricultural education in 1982. He taught vocational agriculture at area high schools for 12 years, then returned to the farm in 1994. While teaching he obtained a masters degree in education from Purdue in 1987. As third-generation farmers, Scott, his brother Mark, and cousin Tom are leading the way for Maple Farms. He and his wife Cheryl have 3 children (Aaron, Leslie, Caleb). His son Aaron is part of the fourth-generation to operate Maple Farms.
In 1930, Clifford Maple and his wife Edna purchased a 160 acre tract of land in Taylor Township of Howard County. This was the beginning of what is now known as Maple Farms, Inc., a 3rd generation farm transitioning to a 4th generation farm.