Focusing on the History of Agricultural Education and Rural America
Did you know that April is Parliamentary Law Month? The National Association of Parliamentarians has chosen April for this distinction because April is the birth month of Thomas Jefferson, who wrote the first American manual of parliamentary procedure in 1801. Continue reading Henry M. Roberts: Parliamentary Procedure Pioneer (04/30/2021)
In last week’s Footnote we looked at a typical agricultural school for African-Americas in the early and mid-1900s. Today, we will fast forward to a potential new approach to agricultural education for African-Americans. This will conclude our month-long series of articles Continue reading The Principal Said “NO”, So …” (04/23/2021)
If the New Farmers of America (NFA) were still in existence today, last week would have been National NFA Week. To keep the legacy of the NFA alive in our collective memories, the past two Footnotes have focused on the NFA. We Continue reading It’s as if life started all over again! (04/16/2021)
So what did you do to celebrate New Farmers of America (NFA) Week this week? It might be interesting to see what NFA chapters actually did to celebrate NFA week. Was it much different than what we do today to Continue reading Lessons Learned From NFA Day Celebrations (4/9/2021)
If the New Farmers of America (NFA) still existed, this would have been a very busy week for the advisor and officers of local chapters and the state association. They would be busy preparing for next week, National NFA Week. Continue reading The LAST Miss NFA (4/2/2021)