The retiring Missouri State FFA President says she has a greater appreciation for the diversity of Missouri agriculture as her year of service wraps up. Ivy Elwell from La Monte, in central Missouri, tells Brownfield “When I got to the fourth week of camp, I met so many members from southeast Missouri, and I didn’t […]
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