Photo provided by the National FFA Organization. Ohio FFA’s state vice president at large says recent overseas travel helped expand her understanding of global ag practices. Gracie Sprague participated in this year’s International Leadership Seminar for State Officers. “When we look at ag practices from different from America, a lot of time we think that […]
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