1. Applicant must have participated as an exhibitor at the Harvest Festival for a minimum of 2 years during his/her high school career.
2. Only graduating seniors are eligible to apply.
3. It will be mandatory that scholarship winners attend an accredited college/university the fall semester immediately following his or her selection, unless special permission is granted by the Harvest Festival & Livestock Show Board of Directors.
4. Qualifications will be based on leadership, citizenship, Harvest Festival participation, project work, need, and academic scholarship.
5. Applicant’s scholastic rating for the first 3 years of high school career should be high enough to place the applicant in the upper half of his or her class.
6. High School transcripts signed by superintendent, principal, counselor or registrar must accompany application.
7. Candidates must have taken the ACT or SAT and the official results must be attached to the application.
8. Three letters of recommendation from teachers, administrators or others who have personal knowledge of your character (NOT your relatives) must be attached.
9. A photograph of the applicant must accompany the application.

1. Applicant must have participated as an exhibitor at the Harvest Festival for a minimum of 2 years during his/her high school career.
2. Only graduate students accepted at an accredited college/university are eligible to apply.
3. It will be mandatory that scholarship winners attend an accredited graduate program the fall semester immediately following his or her selection, unless special permission is granted by the Harvest Festival & Livestock Show Board of Directors.
4. Official college transcript from the Registrar’s Office must accompany application.
5. Candidates must have taken the GRE and the official results must be attached to the application.
6. Three letters of recommendation from professors, administrators or others who have personal knowledge of your character (NOT your relatives) must be attached.
7. A photograph of the applicant must accompany the application (head and shoulders shot please.)

1. Applicant must have participated as an exhibitor at the Harvest Festival for a minimum of 2 years during his/her high school career.
2. Only graduating seniors are eligible to apply.
3. It will be mandatory that scholarship winners attend a vocational or technical school the fall semester immediately following his or her selection, unless special permission is granted by the Harvest Festival & Livestock Show Board of Directors.
4. Qualifications will be based on leadership, citizenship, Harvest Festival participation, project work, and need.
5. High School transcripts signed by superintendent, principal, counselor or registrar must accompany application.
6. Three letters of recommendation from teachers, administrators or others who have personal knowledge of your character (NOT your relatives) must be attached.
7. A photograph of the applicant must accompany the application.

1. Applications should be postmarked or hand delivered to the Gregg County Extension Office located at 405 East Marshall, Suite 101, Longview, Texas 75601, no later than March 2.
2. Winners will be announced at the Harvest Festival Scholarship Banquet.
3. Applicants should fill out an official Harvest Festival and Livestock Show Application – either the College Scholarship Application or the Vocational Scholarship Application.

2023 – Eli Arp
2023 – Bryce Borders
2022 – Angela Moreno
2022 – Riley Rios
2021 – Reed Thorn
2020 – Audrey Nolan
2019 – Christian Floyd
2018 – Tanner Miller
2017 – Taylin Antonick
2016 – Caitlyn Reed
2015 – Emily Jernigan
2014 – Elissa Irvin
2013 – Trevor O’Quinn
2012 –  Brian Richardson
2011 – Treyson Antonick
2010 – Chelsi Borders
2009 – Shelby Thomas
2008 – Kaleigh Todd
2007 – Jennifer Smith
2006 – Kristen Halbert
2005 – Kevin Kerr
2004 – Anthony Viramontes
2003 – Julie Dillard
2002 – Stacy Byrd
2001 – Will Smelley
2000 – Brooke Snoddy
1999 – Vicki Kerr
1998 – Dee Smelley
1997 – Brian Youngblood
1996 – Wendy Smelley

2023 – Madison Perkins
2022 – Brooklyn Gilleland
2021 – Cooper Mayes
2020 – Kara Pinkerton
2019 – Brayden Vancil
2018 – McKenzie Castro
2017 – Spencer Franklin
2014 – Courtney Gipson
2013 – James English
2012 – Katie Garrett
2011 – Bethany Nolan
2010 – Brittany Rogers
2009 – Joshua Jarvis
2008 – Justin Loyd
2007 – Kristi Cox
2006 – J.B. Lewis
2005 – Kara McDowell
2004 – Rebekah Lorenz
2003 – Fancy Dillard
2002 – Jonathan Hunt

2023 – Casey Boersma
2022 – Avery Brooks
2021 – Chase Borders
2020 – Kaitlyn Castro
2019 – Josey Darby
2018 – Kaylee Fyffe
2017 – Cheyenne Swoope
2016 – Mallory Mobley
2015 – Brynn Darby
2014 – Pake Cox
2013 – Robyn Key
2012 – Miriah Humphreys, Catherine Garland
2011 – Shelbie Futrell
2010 – Linsie Weatherford, Cody Daniels
2009 – Ethan Meadows, Tanner Antonick
2008 – Jordan Shaw, Jessica Olson
2007 – Marcy Moseley, Wesley Lawless
2006 – Stacie Baugh
2005 – Taylor Whyte

2023 – Christian Stephens
2022 – Taylin Antonick, Tanner Miller
2021 – Sydni Borders

2023 – Hunter Richardson, Thomas Barker, Kendall Moore, Sophia Carder
2022 – Cayden Jackson, Caleb McPherson, Hunter McPherson, Kelli Owings
2021 – Caden Loveless
2020 – Mia Haynes
2019 – Ryan Denton

2016 – Jake Greer
2014 – Tell DeFreece
2013 – Jackson McQueen
2012 – Ashton Watts
2011 – Brittany Patterson
2010 – Eric Applegate, Sarah Dean
2009 – Miranda Humphreys
2008 – Daniel McAfee II
2007 – Wade Whyte

2011 – Jacob Steph
2010 – Kaylea Clower
2009 – Jace Kerby

2008 – Leslie McQueen
2007 – Angel Futrell

2003 – Lindsey Sampson
2002 – Lauren Robbins
2001 – Lindsay Michel

2003 – Josh Edmonson
2002 – Ben Applegate

2002  – Monika Brindley

1997 – Leah Smith
1996 – Christie Earp
1995 – Sissy Casper
1994 – Heather White
1993 – Kerry Shea Carver
1992 – Heath White