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Luncheon highlights strong future of Ag industry

The next generation of ag producers were highlighted at the third annual Cuero Chamber of Commerce Ag Luncheon on April 23. So naturally, A&M’s Vice Chancellor & Dean for Agriculture & Life Sciences was tapped as its keynote speaker. Also, the labeling threats to the American beef industry were outlined by a speaker from the Independent Cattleman’s Association.
Four of the DeWitt County 4-H Ambassadors, wearing green coats, attended the Cuero Chamber of Commerce Ag Luncheon on April 23. Ag students who opened the luncheon included, from left, Caleb Kellar, Andrew Hahn, Percy Torres, Ella Jander, Jewelee Arriaga and Gunnar Frank. (Photo by Ele Che...

The next generation of ag producers were highlighted at the third annual Cuero Chamber of Commerce Ag Luncheon on April 23. So naturally, A&M’s Vice Chancellor & Dean for Agriculture & Life Sciences was tapped as its keynote speaker. Also, the labeling threats to the American beef industry were outlined by a speaker from the Independent Cattleman’s Association.

Held at the Ag Friar Center and sponsored by the Cuero Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture, the luncheon was catered by KB Barbecue.

It opened with the student spotlight of the 4-H Ambassador Program and the championship livestock judging team headed to international competition in Scotland.

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