"We target that sophomore class because we feel like if someone is still trying to decide on a career or focus, that still gives them time to get involved their junior or senior years at the high school level in the ag programs, see what they like and, then hopefully, take that on into college and maybe try to help focus them and give them some ideas of what they might like to do.” Local bank President Tawna Wright on sponsoring a day-long student trip to a farm where various agriculture-related career opportunities – and the skills and/or knowledge needed for those jobs – were spelled out. From the Calhoun
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