Wisconsin FFA members are dedicating part of their time during this year’s state convention to serving others. State President Amalia Draxler tells Brownfield service is a core principle of the organization. “Our members are showing up, choosing to be selfless, put extra time and effort, and do hard work to benefit the rest of our […]
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