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PVHS earns regional agriculture program recognition - Vimarsana News

PVHS earns regional agriculture program recognition

Pioneer Valley High School's Agriculture Department earned regional recognition during a the South Coast FFA Region Annual Awards Ceremony, school district officials announced Wednesday.

Source: ksby.com
It is all about making agriculture a priority in the classroom - Vimarsana News

It is all about making agriculture a priority in the classroom

In Valley Adams County, Idaho, the local Farm Bureau understands the importance of educating students about agriculture. That is why they have created a program to make it a priority. 

Source: rfdtv.com
Gov Ikpeazu's aide, Obinna Ibiam resigns, makes revelations - Vimarsana News

Gov Ikpeazu's aide, Obinna Ibiam resigns, makes revelations

Mr. Obinna Ndukwe Ibiam has announced his resignation as the Senior Special Adviser to the Governor of Abia State on Agricultural Empowerment Programs.

Ikpeazu's SPA Ndukwe Resigns, Over Alleged Governors Frustration Of His Office Programmes - Vimarsana News

Ikpeazu's SPA Ndukwe Resigns, Over Alleged Governors Frustration Of His Office Programmes

More(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – The Senior Special Adviser to Governor Victor Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia State on Agricultural Empowerment Programs, Mr. Obinna Ndukwe Ibiam, has resigned his appointment. He told newsmen Sunday in Umuahia, the Abia State capital, via statement that he decided to quit the job due to certain irreconcilable issues. The former Ikpeazu aide […]

KC gets $50,000 Farm to School Grant | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

KC gets $50,000 Farm to School Grant | News, Sports, Jobs

Funds will be used to add fresh fruits, vegetables Apr 9, 2021 PHOTO PROVIDED From left are Art teacher Beth Keiser, Natural Resource Management teacher John May, Jaylin Busey, Olivia Bechtol, Zach Dershem, Vincent Ruch, Austin Burfield, Culinary Arts teacher Vincent Kishbaugh, CMHS Head Cook Erica Haas, and CMHS Cafeteria Manager Jesse Golla. MILL HALL — Two Keystone Central CTC programs, Natural Resource Management and the Culinary Arts Program, along with KCSD’s Food and Nutrition Service Department are collaborating in a Farm to School Leadership Team that was awarded a $50,000 Farm t...