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Collegiate Farm Bureau launches at University of Findlay
A new Collegiate Farm Bureau chapter has been established at the University of Findlay, creating opportunities for students to connect with Ohio’s agricultural industry, develop leadership skills and prepare for careers in food and agriculture.
The student-led organization held its first meeting earlier this year, drawing more than 30 attendees and generating interest across campus, particularly through the school’s faculty and animal science program.
“We created the Findlay Collegiate Farm Bureau chapter to give I students a voice in their agriculture community and to provide a platform for our members to interact with agriculture leaders,” said Graclyn Heider, chapter president. “This program will be incredibly valuable to the University of Findlay by connecting students to real-world agricultural issues, building strong networks, and preparing us to advocate for the future of the industry.”



