| Office | District | Status |
| Ag. Commissioner | Statewide | Incumbent |
| Party | In Office Since | Term Ends |
| Republican | 2004 | 2008 |
| Date of Birth | Birthplace | Now Lives In |
| April 12, 1952 | Greensboro, NC | Browns Summit, NC |
Synopsis | Troxler is a farmer from Guilford County who has grown tobacco, wheat, soy beans and cattle. He ran for Agriculture Commissioner in 2000 against Meg Scott Phipps. In 2004, he ran against Britt Cobb, who had been appointed to fill out Phipps' term after she went to prison. In office, he launched the "Got to Be N.C." agriculture marketing campaign and led efforts to expand farmland preservation. |
Trivia |
The day he was sworn in, he drove a John Deere tractor from the state fairgrounds to the Agriculture building. |
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Marital Status
Married
Spouse
Sharon
Children
Two sons, Jeremy and Shawn
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Troxler is a farmer from Guilford County who has grown tobacco, wheat, soy beans and cattle.
He ran for Agriculture Commissioner in 2000 against Meg Scott Phipps. In 2004, he ran against Britt Cobb, who had been appointed to fill out Phipps' term after she went to prison.
In office, he launched the "Got to Be N.C." agriculture marketing campaign and led efforts to expand farmland preservation.
On May 9, 2007, he kicked off his re-election campaign at a fundraiser outside Salisbury.
| Farmer |
Email: steve.troxler@ncmail.net
| Department of Agriculture 1001 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, N.C. 27699-1001 919-733-7125 |
| bachelor of science N.C. State University Graduated: 1974 |