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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2020/12/1607355159915.jpeg" alt="St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce Agribusiness Committee chair, Donnie Miller (right), presents Ag Hall of Fame plaque to KFEQ ag market reporter Greg Clement/Photo courtesy of the St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce" />
 <figcaption>St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce Agribusiness Committee chair, Donnie Miller (right), presents Ag Hall of Fame plaque to KFEQ ag market reporter Greg Clement/Photo courtesy of the St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce</figcaption>
 </figure>By BRENT MARTINSt. Joseph PostKFEQ agricultural market news reporter Greg Clement has been inducted into the Ag Hall of Fame.The
St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce reports Clement received the honor during the 16th
annual Farm City Breakfast it sponsors along with LifeLine Foods of St. Joseph.Clement was born and raised on a northwest Missouri
farm on which the family grew crops and raised cattle. The family first raised
steers, then converted to a cow-calf operation. The family also had brood mares
and two stallions. He broke horses from age 13 to 40.In 1984, Clement became an auctioneer and began
work at the St. Joseph Stockyards. In 1992, he became a Missouri State Champion
Auctioneer. Clement served as a full-time livestock auctioneer from 1984 to
2013. He began as a market news reporter on KFEQ in 1989.Clement worked many benefit auctions in the St.
Joseph area for the Missouri Cattlemen’s Association, the Noyes Home, the Albrecht-Kemper
Museum of Art, Ducks Unlimited, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and several
others.Clement is married to his wife of 49 years,
Kathi. They have two children, Amy and Jennifer.The Farm City Breakfast was held virtually this
year on November 24th due to coronavirus concerns.

KFEQ ag market reporter Greg Clement inducted into Ag Hall of Fame