FNBO is sowing the seeds of future success by contributing nearly $40,000 to local FFA programs across five states, illustrating the bank’s dedication to nurturing tomorrow’s farmers. Announced by Christina Kahler, Vice President of Community Impact, this donation continues FNBO’s annual tradition of elevating agricultural education.

The Clark County Fair is scheduled to open its gates this July, offering carnival rides, a beer garden, and the ever-popular baking contests. Families and visitors can also look forward to contributions from the National FFA Organization, highlighting the fair’s deep agricultural roots.

Panhandle FFA students have worked all year to earn spots in state contests to be held March 25-27 in Lincoln. Their dedication underscores the importance of agricultural education, while others will join them as delegates or compete in categories without prior qualification requirements.

Cornell Cooperative Extension Madison County in Morrisville has appointed three new individuals to its board of directors and named new board officers. This announcement underscores a commitment to advancing the organization’s local outreach and educational initiatives.

The North Dakota Soybean Council is sponsoring “In the Pod: Soybean Updates,” a new weekly podcast produced by North Dakota State University Extension. Aimed at providing timely insights, industry trends, and expert advice on soybean production, this initiative supports soybean growers with up-to-date information.