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Clara Metzler Executive Director with Project Grows talks about their program and how it how it educates Augusta County student about agriculture and growing food.
On WSVA’s Spotlight on Valley Agriculture, Kacie Miller with Turner Ashby High School talks about their annual Tree Sale
On WSVA’s Spotlight on Agriculture, Clay Nivitt, owner of Hawksbill Peak Farm in Stanley Virginia talks about his farm, where they specialize in Artisanal Wagyu and Angus beef from the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Grass fed, grain finished.
Ray Wright with the Frontier Culture Museum talks about Christmas on a Shenandoah Valley farm during the 1800’s.
Melissa Clark talks about Clarkstead Farm in Elkton.
The National FFA Convention is happening this week. On WSVA Radio Harrisonburg, VA, Virginia FFA reporter Liberti Sell talks about her experience at this, her first FFA convention.
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WSVA Spotlight on Valley Agriculture
Russ Simpson, owner of the Apple Shed in Lovingston Virginia, discusses his farm and his crusade to make farmers aware of the dangers of skin cancer.
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Nate Zerkel, an officer with the Virginia FFA, talks about the National FFA convention and the experience of meeting fellow FFA members from around the U.S.
Kirin Miller, a state vice president with the Virginia FFA delegation, previews the upcoming convention and talks about the choosing of delegates.
Abby Weiderhold with Sweet Magnolia Farm talks about how her and her boyfriend started the farm.