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Maryland Governor Wes Moore has announced the appointment of Howard “Kevin” Anderson to represent District 38A in the Maryland House of Delegates. Anderson will fill the vacancy left by the passing of Delegate Charles J. Otto. This appointment brings a farmer with deep ties to the Eastern Shore and a significant background in agriculture to the legislative body.

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Anderson, a third-generation farmer, owns and operates Wimberly Farms in Somerset County. His farm cultivates a variety of crops, including corn, soybeans, wheat, and barley. Alongside his family, Anderson also manages a seed conditioning facility, processing and preparing seeds for distribution. His lifelong dedication to agriculture and his family’s legacy in the seed business have shaped his professional life and community involvement.

His contributions to the agricultural sector have been recognized through several prestigious awards. In 2002, he received the National Young Farmer Achievement Award from the American Farm Bureau Federation, following a state-level win. Additionally, he was honored as a National Outstanding Young Farmer by the Outstanding Farmers of America in 2007. These accolades highlight his leadership and excellence within the agricultural community.

Beyond his farming operations, Anderson has actively participated in various organizations aimed at advancing Maryland’s seed industry. He currently holds a position on the board of directors for Maryland Grain Producers and serves as the vice president of the Maryland Crop Association. His involvement in these statewide boards and local civic groups underscores his commitment to the agricultural economy and his community.

This appointment means residents of District 38A will have a representative with direct experience in a key industry for the region. Anderson’s background is expected to inform his legislative work, particularly on issues affecting agriculture, rural communities, and the economic vitality of the Eastern Shore.

Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from the Office of Governor Wes Moore


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