Paving my path in agriculture
The story of how getting involved in agriculture inspired me to make it a career.
An Internship that Grew my Love for Travel
Two summers earlier you had your first true solo flight to Washington D.C. for the Animal Agriculture Alliance internship.
One of the best agriculture internships
Although I am not entirely sure exactly what my future in animal agriculture will be, I do know that the knowledge gained from my internship experience will stay with me for the rest of my life
Agriculture doesn’t take a break for the holidays!
I love agriculture and I love sharing my passion for this industry, so why not combine the two? That turned out to be a great decision.
It’s More than an Industry
I am constantly reminded how lucky I am to have found an interest in animal agriculture; the work itself is great, but the people are even better.
4 Things I’ve Learned Interning with the Alliance
I feel like now is a good time to share the four greatest opportunities and learning experiences I’ve had because of this internship.
Life Lessons from 2016
Looking back at the last 12 months, I cannot help but be thankful for all of the opportunities I have been blessed with, especially within the agriculture community.
Directionally Challenged
Originally I was in route to becoming a zoo veterinarian, then to a farrier, to an equine vet, as well as considering equestrian management. The common ground: agriculture.
A day in the life of an agriculture student
A few weeks ago, I had my very final spring break, cue the sad violin. I traveled home to Pennsylvania to spend some time with family and friends. The conversation of my post-graduation plans always seems to plague pleasant conversations during my time home. More recently, I received some negativity regarding certain aspects of agriculture from…
Join me on my adventure!
If you had come up to me a few months ago and told me that I was going to drop out of school and move to Washington, D.C. with 15 credits left until graduation, I would have laughed and silently questioned your sanity. And yet, here I am – thrilled to be the newest intern…