Cornell University’s Agriculture Workforce Development program isn’t intended to just churn out employees, it’s to develop the dairy workforce as a whole.
Society’s increasing urbanization means fewer people are directly involved in food production, so biases about agriculture (usually negative) crop up more.
While walking around the Collegiate Connection at the National FFA Expo, this FFA member talked with colleges to see what they look for in their applicants.
Ag teachers do an amazing job preparing the next generation of agriculture’s workers and advocates, but teaching this subject isn’t just for ag teachers.
The Dairy Learning Center is a nonprofit on the grounds of MVP Dairy that hosts public tours and school tours, as well as offers two scholarships annually.
Durango Boots is awarding a $30,000 scholarship to a female undergraduate student in pursuit of a Western industry degree.
House Bill 3814 in Illinois means students participating in work-based experiences for 4-H and FFA programs won’t be penalized for missing school.
To ensure a successful future for a growing population, we need increased efforts to make sure we are creating an agriculturally literate population.
To help integrate the science and production of sorghum into classrooms, the United Sorghum Checkoff has launched its first Farm-to-School Curriculum.
The Oklahoma Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers Committee is now accepting applications for their annual $1,000 for nine high school seniors and one Collegiate Farm Bureau member pursing an agriculture degree.