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Agriculture has been a part of my life since I could walk. I have grown up on a cattle and row crop farm. The older I grew the more my passion for agriculture grew. In high school I took an ag class every year. I have been involved in FFA which has helped me be more involved with agriculture. Through FFA we do several activities to help out the agriculture community and educate the community on agriculture. During the harvest season this past year my chapter sponsored a feed the farmers day out at the local co op. This helped me meet a lot of the community members, while also being able to help give back to them. While in FFA I was a chapter officer three times. Once as the vice secretary, once as the treasurer, and once as the president. Being …show more content…

It is important to be educated, so you know what is the truth. KNowing the truth about agriculture is an important part in this world. WHen people spread around false information it breaks the trust between people. That is why I want to help show people the true agriculture world. Being truthful is an important quality, if one cannot be trusted, then it breaks the system. To myself it is better to tell the truth and get punished than lie and know you broke the trust with someone. You may be humiliated, but that shows that you have good integrity. When someone talks or works with me they know I am telling the truth because I am not scared to bei humiliated. When I can be humiliated by someone and still be kind to them it helps our relationship grow stronger and better. In order to achieve your goals you need to grow. Just like each individual needs to grow so doe agriculture. The more we research about agriculture the more we can grow. There can always be a way to do it better. Just as E.M. Tiffany(1928) said in the FFA Creed “I believe in the future of agriculture”.(Para 1) I believe that agriculture is the only way this world can survive.

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