Morningside University hosts first ‘She Grows' event
Designed for women in all areas of agriculture, 'She Grows – Women in Agriculture' is a celebration of strength and resilience of women in the agriculture industry, as well as a way for students to connect with, learn from and be inspired by industry peers.
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One staff member said this event is a great way to continue to spread the need for agriculture in Iowa.
'Siouxland is really founded in agriculture,' said Dee McKenna, Experiential Learning Coordinator at Morningside University. 'You look around and it's cattle and corn, and we're very proud of the history that we have. We want Siouxland agriculture to continue to grow and thrive, so it's really important for us to invest in inspiring and sharing knowledge with each other.'
Morningside University plans to make this an annual event.
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