is one of the largest ag providers in the world, I want to help the companies that fuel the economy. The ag industry is highly under-appreciated, resulting in a lack of support for those who work in the ag world. My goal is to help these corporations feed America efficiently so that society will begin to thrive as they receive their food from successful farmers.
Christina Moitozo (Gustine, CA) Fall 2023 School: Oklahoma State University Major: Ag Communications I have a passion for ag and the dedicated, hard-working people involved with this industry. I grew up in Gustine, California, a small farming
Holly Rudnic k (Bakersfield, CA) Fall 2023 School: Cal Poly, SLO Major: Ag Communications I understand the hard work that goes into raising livestock and how important it is to keep family ranches and farms for the next generation to enjoy. A major in Ag Communications will give
community with row crops, orchards and dairy operations. This has allowed me to have a clear view to the benefits of ag, the hardships that exist and the people who work every day to produce food for our nation and world. My local 4-H club, FFA chapter and family farm operation educated me on the importance of this industry, but also the various challenges that our industry is faced with each day. As I began applying for college and deciding on a potential major to study, I wanted to address the challenges that ag faces with government officials and a general population who do not have an ag background and could view the industry negatively.
me the knowledge and skills to advocate for the ag industry and for family farms and ranches. I would like to expand positive messaging about the health benefits of our local ag commodities. I would also like to focus on the legacy of what ranching and farming means to our local economy and to the world’s food supply. I want to write for ag magazines, newsletters, government agencies and social media platforms. I also want to give back to my community by educating children about the importance our local ag has in our world. Ag is very important to me because it reflects my passions and achievements. It has taught me about hard work and responsibility, and it brings me joy to bring healthy food to our tables. I am looking forward to a bright future for not only myself but for the next generation.
Kaylie Ramos (Fresno, CA) Fall 2023 School: CSU Fresno Major: Ag Education My goal is to be an educator, teaching future generations about the importance and opportunities of the ag industry. I want to be a good example that current leaders in our
industry, my peers, my future students can be proud of, look up to and make an impact in their lives for the better. As the world advances, it seems that people do not understand the significance of farming, animal production and forest management. If we do not continue to increase awareness of the incredible benefits of the ag industry, we are doing an injustice to future generations.
Kelsey Solimine (Modesto, CA) Fall 2023 School: Cal Poly, SLO Major: Agribusiness Marketing is an extremely important aspect within the ag business because it determines where and how ag products are shipped or advertised and ensures that certain areas are
Reagan Richard (Visalia, CA) Fall 2023 School: Cal Poly, SLO Major: Agribusiness
provided with the correct farm and food supplies where needed. Ag marketing can also impact the income of farmers, and when it done correctly, it can lead to an increased income for farmers, and better prices for ag products. With the building of my leadership skills, along with my education at Cal Poly SLO, I want to make a positive impact in this area.
I have a strong passion within the ag industry. Using my degree, I want to manage large corporation’s finances, and guide them for useful loans. These businesses include dairies, farmers, and packaging producers all over the state. As California
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