The newly elected Missouri State FFA President Andi Belt says she’s looking forward to helping the next generation of agriculture reach their full potential in the next year.
“Without a doubt, FFA has been the best part of my high school career and it left its mark on me,” she says. “When I started in the FFA, I was really shy and FFA has pushed me out of my comfort zone and there’s not an FFA contest I attend where I don’t know someone.”
Belt says the future is bright for Missouri agriculture.
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A first-generation pork producer says his family hasn’t made any changes to their operation to become compliant with California’s Proposition 12.
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A west-central Indiana farmer says high-speed planters are helping him cover more acres as wet weather has shortened his planting window.
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