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51		MORRIS, IL
52		WASHINGTON, DC
53		MONMOUTH, IL
54		Effingham, IL
55		CARLINVILLE, IL
56		Salem, IL
57		Bloomington, IL
58		PONTIAC, IL
59		SPRINGFIELD, IL
60		Martinsville, IL
61		BLOOMINGTON, IL
62		Chelsea, MI
63		ALEXANDRIA, VA
64		Atlanta, MI
65		DETROIT, MI
66		WEBBERVILLE, MI
67		LANSING, MI
68		EAST TROY, WI
69		MADISON, WI
70		Milwaukee, WI
71		MADISON, WI
72		BARABOO, WI
73		EAGAN, MN
74		MARINE ON SAINT CROIX, MN
75		St Paul, MN
76		LESUEUR, MN
77		WHITE BEAR LAKE, MN
78		NICOLLET, MN
79		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
80		GRAND RAPIDS, MN
81		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
82		Garner, IA
83		JOHNSTON, IA
84		Bedford, IA
85		Greenfield, IA
86		Oakland, IA
87		Osceola, IA
88		Indianola, IA
89		ROCKWELL CITY, IA
90		ALLISON, IA
91		Adel, IA
92		ALGONA, IA
93		Fayette, IA
94		MANCHESTER, IA
95		AMES, IA
96		Atlantic, IA
97		MIDDLEVILLE, MI
98		MAQUOKETA, IA
99		Des Moines, IA
100		Reinbeck, IA

TO CARRY ON THE HERITAGE OF AGRICULTURE INTO THE FUTURE. WITHIN THE FAMLIES OF THIS GREATER COMMUNITY OF PEOPLE LIE THE PROMISES OF TOMORROWS AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY, AND THOSE WHO WILL MAKE TODAYS DREAMS THE REALITY OF TOMORROW.

BUILDING AWARENESS, UNDERSTANDING, AND A POSITIVE PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF AGRICULTURE THROUGH EDUCATION.

PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO MALE AND FEMALE STUDENTS EACH YEAR IN WARREN COUNTY WHO ENROLL IN AGRICULTURE OR HOME ECONOMICS POST SECONDARY EDUCATION. EACH SUCESSFUL CANDIDATE RECEIVES A FOUR YEAR SCHOLARSHIP PAID IN FOUR ANNUAL INSTALLMENTS AS STATED IN THE ORGANIZATION APPLICATION.

To improve the economic well-being of agriculture and enrich the quality of families in , IL

TO TAKE THE LEAD AND PROVIDE CLEAR DIRECTION WITHIN THE COMMUNITY AS A WELL-ORGANIZED UNIFYING VOICE TO EDUCATE, REPRESENT, AND PROMOTE AGRICULTURE.

TO REPRESENT OUR MEMBERS AND PROVIDE SERVICES, LEADERSHIP, AND EDUCATION FOR THE ECONOMIC WELL-BEING OF AGRICULTURE IN OUR COMMUNITY.

To improve the economic well-being of agriculture and enrich the quality of farm family life by educating and disseminating information to members and others in such areas as finance, economics and governmental policy.

THE ("") WAS ESTABLISHED TO: (1) PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PERSONS STUDYING AGRICULTURE AND RELATED FIELDS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO BUSINESS, ECONOMICS, EDUCATION, VETERINARY MEDICINE, ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT, AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT; (2) ENCOURAGE, PROMOTE AND FUND THE DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF EDUCATIONAL AND INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, PROGRAMS AND SEMINARS TO PROVIDE IMPROVED INSTRUCTION ABOUT AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE AND THEIR RELATED FIELDS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS SUCH AS 4-H, FFA, LEADERS TO WASHINGTON, ALOT, AND AG-IN-THE-CLASSROOM; (3) PROMOTE, FUND AND CONDUCT PROGRAMS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC LIBRARY COLLECTIONS WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON AGRICULTURE AND ITS RELATED FIELDS; (4) ENCOURAGE, PROMOTE, AND FUND EDUCATION AND RESEARCH DESIGNED TO IMPROVE AGRICULTURE; (5) PROMOTE, FUND AND CONDUCT SEMINARS AND SCHOOLS FOR EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC LEADERSHIP PURPOSE

ASSIST AND ENCOURAGE ADOPTION OF PRACTICES (BMPS) TO PROTECT AND IMPROVE WATER QUALITY IN . THE GOALS INCLUDE IDENTIFYING AND DEVELOPING EFFECTIVE, ENVIRONMENTALLY-SOUND, AND ECONOMICAL BMPS FOR PRODUCTION AGRICULTURE; INCREASING THE ADOPTION OF BMPS THROUGH EDUCATION, INFORMATION TRANSFER, RESEARCH, DEMONSTRATION, AND INCENTIVE/RECOGNITION PROGRAMS; AND ASSISTING AND/OR FACILITATING THE TECHNICAL AND FINANCIAL RESOURCES NEEDED TO CARRY OUT THIS MISSION

To encourage, promote and conduct civic, patriotic, athletic, education, and horticultural enterprises and events, an in furtherance to same but not in limitation therof to furnish facilities for and to conduct an Fair with exhibits of farm products, livestock, poultry, and products of horticulture, floriculture, culinary and domestic arts; 4-H club work, school and education work, farm machinery; and in general to do all things usually done or furnished in and about the conduction of a County Fair.

TO PROMOTE AND PUBLICIZE THE PROGRAM IN AGRICULTURE AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, 4-H, AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, HOME ECONOMICS AND FAMILY DEVELOPMENT, COMMUNITY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT, AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS.

Promote social economic justice through collective bargaining, education, communication, organizing, community action, administration of the organization, maintenance of its assets, delivery of benefits to members, fraternal social activities that further the interests of the members.

ASHS WAS FORMED THE PURPOSE OF PROMOTING AND ENCOURAGING NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL INTEREST IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND EDUCATION IN ALL BRANCHES OF HORTICULTURE.

Agriculture Education

MEETINGS, EDUCATION, COMMUNICATION, COMMUNITY ACTION AND DONATIONS, NON-PARTISAN VOTER REGISTRATION, ADMINISTRATION OF THE ORGANIZATION, MAINTENANCE OF ITS PROPERTIES AND ASSETS, FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES WHICH FURTHER THE COMMON INTERESTS OF THE MEMBERSHIP.

TO PROMOTE AND GROW THE INTEREST AND KNOWLEDGE IN AGRICULTURE, PARTICULARLY IN YOUTH.

SEED RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TESTING, AND CERTIFICATION TO PROMOTE THE PRODUCTION OF SEED STOCK.

PROVIDES A FRAMEWORK FOR POSITIVE CHANGE IN FOOD AND FARMING SYSTEMS, FOOD POLICY, AND FOOD PRODUCTION.

CREATE A FARMER-CONTROLLED AND CONSUMER-ORIENTED FOOD AND FIBER SYSTEM, BASED UPON DEMOCRATICALLY-CONTROLLED INSTITUTIONS THAT EMPOWER FARMERS TO SPEAK FOR AND RESPECT THEMSELVES IN THEIR QUEST FOR SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE.

Preserve and enhance the and support agriculture education and arts programming tied to the .

IN 2021, AWARDED 13 SCHOLARSHIPS AND SPONSORSHIPS TO INDIVIDUALS IN AGRICULTURE-RELATED FIELDS OF STUDY AND 6 GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS FOR AGRICULTURE-RELATED EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES.

THE PROVIDES UP TO A TOTAL OF 14, $3,000 POST-HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS FOR DEPENDENTS OF EMPLOYEES AND DEPENDENTS OF DAIRY FARMERS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE DAIRY COOPERATIVE.

WE OPERATE FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES FOR THE WELL-BEING OF AGRICULTURE.

PROMOTE INTERESTS OF

Inform, educate and represent our member interests regarding issues in agriculture.

THE PURPOSE AND MISSION OF THIS ORGANIZATION IS FOR THE PRESERVATION OF HISTORIC AND FARMING METHODS AS WELL AS THE EDUCATION OF PRESENT DAY YOUTH WITH REFERENCE TO OUR PAST AND ANCESTRAL HERITAGE. WE REACH APPROXIMATELY 10,000 TO 12,000 PEOPLE EACH YEAR.

PROVIDING AND SUPPORT TO THOSE IN NEED SINCE 1977, THE WORKS TOWARD INCREASING ACCESS TO HEALTHY FOR ALL OUR NEIGHBORS IN THE . PROGRAMS INCLUDE: ONSITE MARKET, MOBILE MARKET, SCHOOL KIDPACKS, FREE FARMERS MARKET, and COMMUNITY RESOURCES.

PROMOTION OF AGRICULTURE, RECREATION, SOCIAL AND WILDLIFE

SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT AND ENHANCEMENT SYSTEMS THROUGH FARMER-TO-FARMER NETWORKING, INNOVATION, DEMONSTRATION, AND EDUCATION.

ENGAGING THE COMMUNITY TO END HUNGER

THE . PROVIDES DEVELOPMENT AND LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR EMERGING LEADERS EXPRESSING AN INTEREST IN APPLYING AND ADVANCING THE PRINCIPLES OF COOPERATION, AND IN PROMOTING FARMLAND PRESERVATION, LAND STEWARDSHIP AND SUSTAINABILITY.