Women farmers from across the state have come together each fall for the last seven years to participate in West Virginia University Extension Women in Agriculture program’s annual conference, sharing knowledge and networking. Even though this year’s in-person conference has been canceled, learning opportunities and community building will continue with a unique online educational program developed to keep the state’s women farmers, innovators and entrepreneurs informed and connected.
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DeVor joins WVU Extension Service as agent-in-training in Wyoming and McDowell counties
With 13 years of experience working in various West Virginia University programs, Raegan DeVor brings her extensive background and passion for 4-H with her as she joins the WVU Extension team in Wyoming and McDowell counties as agent-in-training, effective June 8.
Boerboom joins WVU Extension Service as an agent-in-training in McDowell and Wyoming Counties
With years of experience teaching and inspiring youths, Kayla Boerboom joined the West Virginia University Extension team as an agent-in-training for McDowell and Wyoming counties, effective June 8.