GROWING THE GOODNESS
Alex Katzakian (Stockton, CA) Fall 2024 School: University of Georgia Major: Ag Engineering My goal after graduating is to transform the way water is distributed and handled in California. I plan to receive a degree in agriculture/
Landon Nydam (Ripon, CA) Fall 2024 School: Cal Poly, SLO or Oklahoma State University Major: Ag Engineering Producing more with less is the goal of ag technology; I hope to join in that process. When we produce more with less, food will be cheaper, making it
environmental engineering and discover a solution to the issue of water, not just to sustain the region itself but also to sustain agriculture and populations in Northern California.
more affordable in our local communities and our greater society. As a Christian and a proud FFA member, I hope I will have the opportunity to give back to the people of this generous community. I am truly blessed that God placed me where He has.
Makenzie Mendes (Escalon, CA) Fall 2024 School: Texas A&M Major: Agronomics Agriculture is the backbone of civilization, and without the dedication of farmers and agricultural leaders, our society would struggle. By shaping policies that support this vital industry,
Madison Pearson (Maxwell, CA) Fall 2024 School: Purdue University Major: Agribusiness Management After earning my bachelor’s degree I plan to attend graduate school then work in the California almond industry. My degree will help me perform at my best. My goal is to give back to
I aim to ensure its sustainability while promoting societal wellbeing. My path is not just about personal fulfillment but about contributing to sustaining our way of life.
the community that has given me so much. I am grateful for everything that has been given to me and the best way I can think of giving back is by bettering the community through my education.
Brenda Monje Pineda (Tulare, CA) Fall 2024 School: Cal Poly, SLO Major: Ag Systems Management I want to develop improvements in areas from the crop production industry to better resource management. Developing more precise technology that leads to proper soil conditions,
Briannah Perry (Visalia, CA) Fall 2024 School: Texas A&M or Cal Poly, SLO Major: Ag Mechanics, Crop Science I have experienced the benefits that farming provides to our community and beyond. I am aware of the various struggles facing ag in our valley from
nutrient management and more sustainable harvesting machinery to lessen the carbon footprint would progress the crop production for farmers.
being a youth leader with the Tulare County farm bureau. I am passionate about helping with the ongoing water issues and regulations farmers and dairymen are facing.
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