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William Raben


William Raben

Vice Chairman, District 18 Director

4000 Eldorado Blacktop Rd
Ridgway,  IL  62979
Home: (618) 272-7573
Cell: (618) 313-2421
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Terms

  • 1st ISA Term: 2010-2013

Farming Business

  • Bill operates their family farm with his brother. They farm 6,000 acres of which 3,000 is soybeans.

Education

  • Southern Illinois University Carbondale, BS - Agronomy, 1970

Activities

  • Illinois Soybean Association
  • American Soybean Association
  • Illinois Farm Bureau
  • Gallatin County Farm Bureau
  • Gallatin County Young Farmers
  • Gallatin County Economic Task Force
  • Gallatin County Soil & Water Conservation District
  • Wabash Valley Service
  • GROWMARK
  
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