'New Crop' highlights next generation of ag leaders

Learn why agricultural students are looking at careers in the feed and grain industries.

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Elise Schafer
April 11, 2023
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Feed & Grain’s role as a resource center and provider of industry knowledge has always been an important one to me. New information and education are vital for anyone in the feed and grain industry at any point in their career, but it’s particularly rewarding to deliver useful insights to the newest members of the field.

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