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Carthage FFA Program

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
You may not give it much thought, but do you know how much work, and how many people are involved in getting food from the farm onto your table? High school students in the FFA program in Carthage are trying to teach 3rd graders in their town just what`s involved in putting food on our plates. Not only is the program educational, FFA student Victoria Mathews says it could also lead to a career for some school children in the future.

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