Moving into a new area is both stressful and exciting. Suddenly, you are swamped with unpacking, changing your address, and other chores that pop up when the moving van’s doors close. So meeting the neighbors is probably not a priority. However, introducing yourself...
This week, I had the privilege of interviewing a member of the Ag Workers Auto Insurance board of directors, Harriet J. McClure. During our discussion, Harriet reflected on her time as an educator and her long-lasting relationship with Ag Workers. For more information...
If you plan to make a long-distance move, it is important to figure out all the little details. Think about where you plan to live, what items you need to bring, and even where you will work and send the kids to school. One thing that you may need to consider too is...
FFA creates opportunities. I grew up as an ag kid. Both of my parents are former ag teachers, my grandparents are cattle ranchers, and I began riding horses at just seven years old. I attended FFA conventions and camps as a newborn and sat in classrooms and ag shops...
As people begin to grow and mature, so does their appetite for a new car. Young adults are becoming more independent, and they would love to get a new set of wheels with the help of mom and dad, of course. However, one forgotten aspect of buying a car is correctly...
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