Women In Ag
Addison Kennon’s FFA project is giving her real-world experience in growing and marketing candied jalapeños.
Adalyn Hanning’s Supervised Agricultural Experience at the University of Arkansas is preparing her for a future in food products and processing.
NCBA President-elect Kim Brackett discusses why succession planning is essential for farm and ranch families and how a new free resource can help producers plan for the next generation.
The community market connects families with affordable fresh produce while partnering with local growers across the region.
Jean Treas says working at her family’s roadside produce stand helps consumers learn where their food comes from.
The conversation focused on menopause awareness, women’s health and supporting the growing number of women in agriculture.
Rebecca Newburn said her SAE has strengthened her leadership and business management skills.
A streamlined packing operation helps deliver fresh summer produce just hours after harvest.
Producer Sami White says the family is finding new ways to connect with local customers while shipping produce across the country.