Alberta youth: Ag for Life wants to ‘Feed Your Future’
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Agriculture for Life (Ag for Life) and presenting partner Farm Credit Canada (FCC) are proud to present Feed Your Future, an event designed to empower, connect and inspire a network of young women who have an interest in agriculture and food production.
Feed Your Future was designed to showcase the many opportunities available in the agriculture sector and offer a chance for young females to connect with individuals in the industry. Thisexciting virtual event is for young women ages 14 and up and will take place on Feb. 3.
The event is free to join and those interested may register on Ag for Life’s website.
Participants will hear from industry leaders and distinguished professionals as they explore the topics of physical and mental wellness, brand building as well as personal development in the areas of education and career choices. This will provide profound insight on effective networking and creating meaningful connections for personal and professional success.
“It is our responsibility to ensure the next generation of young women are educated, inspired and empowered to take on the challenges of the agriculture industry”, says Luree Williamson, CEO of Ag for Life. “By providing young women with opportunities to learn and gain mentorship from industry leaders, we are helping them succeed while paving the way for a more diverse and inclusive future in agriculture.”
More information about this event can be found at www.agricultureforlife.ca/feed-your-future. Ag for Life aims to foster through education, an understanding and appreciation of agriculture and its fundamental connection to life.
Ag for Life (Agriculture for Life) has the mandate to deliver educational programming designed to improve rural and farm safety while building public understanding around the agricultural industry.
Ag for Life is made possible through the funding and commitment of companies that employ almost 20,000 people in more than 350 Alberta communities. Founding Members include AdFarm, Glacier FarmMedia, Nutrien, Rocky Mountain Equipment, TC Energy and UFA Cooperative Limited. Find out more at