Growing up in rural Minnesota, I have witnessed many agricultural opportunities at home and within my local community. My family ingrained in me a strong appreciation for honesty, respect, responsibility, and generosity in agriculture and entrepreneurship.
I am pursuing my Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Minnesota College of Food, Agriculture and Natural Resource Sciences. I strive to be a student leader and actively participate in many opportunities within agriculture. I hope my career will contribute to meeting future food demands, making sure food supplies are safe and nutritious, and creating a safe farming environment. Whether I am selling agricultural products, teaching farming techniques, researching and applying technology, or starting an agricultural-based business, I look forward to establishing my future in agriculture.
In the first of our four-part series, A Zero Hunger Future, University of Minnesota's Sierra Williamson looks at how rural development is key to addressing the topic of food security, with the Sustainable Development Goal, Zero Hunger, in mind. Keep reading
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