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Indiana Farm Bureau Selects 2025 Student Scholarship Winners - Morning Ag Clips

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Indiana Farm Bureau recently awarded five scholarships to incoming or current college students pursuing careers in agriculture.
California FFA Announces State Agriscience Fair Winners

1 week ago | morningagclips.com | Naomi LaRose

The contest provides an outstanding platform for students to showcase their innovative projects and research, all while gaining real-world, hands-on experience in agriculture. (Courtesy photo)GALT, Calif. — California FFA is proud to announce the winners of the 2025 Agriscience Fair. Awardees were recognized on stage at the recent 97th State FFA Leadership Conference held from April 3 to April 6 in Sacramento.
Kansas Farm Bureau Continues to Honor Mental Health Advocates With Rural Minds Matter Awards

1 week ago | morningagclips.com | Naomi LaRose

After a successful inaugural year, these awards continue to highlight individuals who are making a meaningful impact by advocating for mental health in rural Kansas communities. (Photo: Curated Lifestyle for Unsplash)MANHATTAN, Kan. — May is Mental Health Month, and Kansas Farm Bureau (KFB) remains committed to supporting farmers, ranchers and other rural residents facing stress through resources available at www.kfb.org/ruralmindsmatter.
NeFU Foundation Announces 2025 “Give to Lincoln” Campaign

1 week ago | morningagclips.com | Naomi LaRose

All contributions are tax deductible and a portion of the contributions raised will be matched by “Give to Lincoln.” (Photo by Werner Sevenster on Unsplash)LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska Farmers Union (NeFU) Foundation announced their 2025 “Give to Lincoln” campaign, which runs from May 1 through May 30. The Nebraska Farmers Union Foundation (NeFU Foundation) is the 501 c3 educational and charitable giving partner of Nebraska Farmers Union, the farm organization.
CSU Launches Public Tool for Tracking Forest Management and Wildfire Mitigation

1 week ago | morningagclips.com | Naomi LaRose

The tracker is a new central database and reporting system that records completed forest management activities throughout Colorado. (Photo by Clark Wilson on Unsplash)FORT COLLINS, Colo. — The Colorado State Forest Service and the Colorado Forest Restoration Institute, both part of Colorado State University, have compiled data and designed a new dashboard to make information about forest management available to the public.
From Scraps to Soil: OSU Student Farm Transforms Campus Waste Into Compost

1 week ago | morningagclips.com | Naomi LaRose

Compost must reach a temperature of 140 degrees or higher to break down properly. (Photo by Todd Johnson, OSU Agriculture)STILLWATER, Okla. — The Oklahoma State University Student Farm is transforming the way campus food waste is handled by turning it into compost to grow fresh produce for the community. The initiative, which collects food scraps from the Student Union and campus dining halls, reflects a growing commitment to sustainability, service and hands-on education.
Harvest Returns Launches Second Private Credit Fund to Fuel American Agriculture

1 week ago | morningagclips.com | Naomi LaRose

The new fund will provide accredited investors with the opportunity to generate regular, risk-adjusted income streams by directly lending to American farmers, ranchers, and agribusinesses. (Courtesy image)FORT WORTH, Texas – Harvest Returns, a leading agricultural investment platform connecting investors with farmers and agribusinesses, announced the launch of its second Private Credit Fund.
Commissioner Miller Thanks Texas School Nutrition Professionals on School Lunch Hero Day

1 week ago | morningagclips.com | Naomi LaRose

In addition to serving meals with a smile, Texas school nutrition professionals manage procurement, menu planning, compliance, food safety, and much more. (Courtesy image)AUSTIN, Texas – Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller called on all Texans to join him in recognizing school nutrition professionals on School Lunch Hero Day, May 2, 2025. In addition to serving meals with a smile, Texas school nutrition professionals manage procurement, menu planning, compliance, food safety, and much more.
Caroline Roeder Helle Selected to National Agriculture Scholars Program

1 week ago | morningagclips.com | Naomi LaRose

Helle is a graduate of MSU’s agricultural business program and will complete her master’s degree this spring. (Courtesy photo)BOZEMAN, Mont. – A soon-to-be two-time graduate of Montana State University is participating in a selective academic and professional development program for young leaders in agriculture through the Farm Foundation. Caroline Roeder Helle is one of five graduate students nationwide to be named to the foundation’s Agricultural Scholars program for 2025.
What to Know About Processed and Ultra-Processed Food

1 week ago | morningagclips.com | Naomi LaRose

Amy Fletcher, Pilot Plant manager, and Reid Waterman, third-year food science major, start the ice cream maker in the pilot food processing facility on the UC Davis campus. Store-bought ice cream usually falls into the "ultra-processed" food category. (Photo: Alysha Beck / UC Davis)DAVIS, Calif.