North Daviess FFA Chapter attends Food Insecurity Day

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The North Daviess FFA Chapter attended Food Insecurity Day at the Missouri State Fair. This year there were over 850 students that packed 71,000 meals. There were seven North Daviess FFA members who helped serve in the Missouri State Fair Foundation in the water gazebos. Their duties included helping fairgoers, selling water bottles, and handling money. The member worked hard and was rewarded with being able to experience the Missouri State Fair for the first time. Some of their highlights were riding the rides, eating corn dogs, and visiting the FFA Building. (submitted story)


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