Inspiring The Next Generation: Telling Louisiana’s Youth Where Food Comes From!

Inspiring The Next Generation!

The Louisiana Farm Bureau’s Women’s Leadership Committee is taking on the task of “ag storytellers.” This Week In Louisiana Ag has the story.

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