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Texas A&M sophomore competes in AFBF Collegiate Discussion Meet - Texas Farm Bureau

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By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist College students from across the nation competed in American Farm Bureau Federation’s (AFBF) Collegiate Discussion Meet in early March. Texas Farm Bureau was represented by David Kendrick, a sophomore at Texas A&M University. During the national competition, Kendrick discussed increasing membership retention as well as adding value and opportunity to the new diverse space of agriculture. “Discussion Meet …
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Texas A&M sophomore competes in AFBF Collegiate Discussion Meet - Texas Farm Bureau

By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist College students from across the nation competed in American Farm Bureau Federation’s (AFBF) Collegiate Discussion Meet in early March. Texas Farm Bureau was represented by David Kendrick, a sophomore at Texas A&M University. During the national competition, Kendrick discussed increasing membership retention as well as adding value and opportunity to the new diverse space of agriculture. “Discussion Meet …

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