More than 200 Indiana FFA members from across the state are helping fight food insecurity as a part of this year’s Indiana FFA Days of Service. “Our job as FFA members is to serve others, and this is a great way to do that,” she says. Lauren Happel of the Hamilton Heights FFA Chapter and District […]
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