Friday, February 21, 2014

Indiana Ag Leaders to Visit Dutch Farms, European Union and West Africa

I am fortunate to be part of the Indiana Agricultural Leadership Program (or AgrIInstutitue).  In the next few weeks, our class will be travelling to The Netherlands, Belgium, and Liberia, West Africa.  While in The Netherlands we will tour a dairy farm, the flower market, The Hague, and one of the world's largest ports, Rotterdam.  Our Belgium visit will take us to the European Union (EU), where we will meet with world ag leaders.  Our stop in Africa will be in the country of Liberia, on the central western coast.  We will work with organizations teaching and developing agriculture in that country.

Our trip was recently written about in The Liberian Observer, the newspaper of the capital city of Monrovia.

A delegation of at least 30 individuals from the Indiana Agriculture Institute in the United State of America, are expected to arrive in Liberia in March of this year to help boost that nation’s agriculture sector. 
The 30 persons are key agriculture leaders with interests and experiences in large corporations, financial institutions and universities. 
The visit would advance and promote the Indiana-Liberia connection that has been strategically impacting the Liberian economy in the past.
Read the entire article here.  U.S. Delegation To Boost Agriculture In Liberia

Indiana Ag Leadership Class 15.

This article is part 1 of a 6 part series on my travels abroad as part of the Indiana Agricultural Leadership class 15 trip.

2 comments:

  1. I am so happy you are an Ag lawyer. Talk about taking your talent and interests and making the world a better place.
    So very proud of you.
    Linda Wilkoff
    (Your First Grade Teacher)

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    1. Thanks! I'm happy to know my first grade teacher still keeps track of her students.

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