These four influential Hispanic/Latino people in agriculture and agriculture education made a big impact on today’s ag industry and the people it serves.
Although they go largely unrecognized and face barriers, Midwestern LGBTQ farmers persist as they reframe the image of the family farm.
Mexican immigrant Miguel Avendaño Reyes is grateful for the opportunities he’s had and looks forward to a bright future for California agriculture.
In her journey from weight loss sensation to an empowering coach and advocate, Kiah Twisselman Burchett’s stories inspire others to navigate their own paths.
John Price of Delaware County, Ohio, is a fifth-generation farmer who has spent decades competing in triathlons and cycling events.
Laurie Winkelman, dairy cow nutritionist, competed in over 40 marathons before discovering the world of fitness racing through her local CrossFit gym.
Hayden Fox is a generational Canadian farmer who has amassed more than 2 million followers on TikTok — where he shares a love of agriculture and diversity.
Youth such as Olivia Maslyn, a 17-year-old “4-H poster child” from Ontario County, New York, are taking advantage of every opportunity that comes their way.
Ryan Goodman, known on social media as Beef Runner, works for Certified Angus Beef and finds time to tackle 100-mile ultramarathons on mountainous trails.
Penn State doctorate student Zoelie Rivera-Ocasio established Zoils & Pigments, a company focused on producing paint pigments derived from soil.