BRYAN, Texas — Youth in agriculture continue to be recognized as Capital Farm Credit continues its tradition of hosting its “What Agriculture Means to Me” video contest.
Texas 4-H and FFA members were invited to create a 30-second video explaining their definition of agriculture. Capital Farm Credit selected four winning recipients for their 2020 video contest. The top three winning entries were determined by public votes. A fourth submission was designated by Capital Farm Credit as its corporate selection winner. Students will receive a scholarship and a donation to their 4-H or FFA program.
Capital Farm Credit’s video contest winners include, Meagan McMurray of College Station FFA; Dalton Hamilton of Otto 4-H; Delaney Wilde of Westphalia 4-H and Za’Chara Barr of Belton Tigertown 4-H. A combined total of $9,500 will be awarded to the winning recipients.
“Agriculture is a substantial part of our future,” said Ben Novosad, chief executive officer. “It is important to us at Capital Farm Credit to recognize its prominence and an even bigger honor to recognize Texas’ youth who already understand its value.”
“As we continue to help build the next generation of agricultural producers through our scholarship programs, we continue to invest in the vibrancy of Texas’ rural communities.”
To see the winning videos, visit https://www.capitalfarmcredit.com/aboutus/news-media/news.
For more than 100 years, Capital Farm Credit has supported rural communities and agriculture with reliable, consistent credit and financial services. Capital Farm Credit is a proud member of the Farm Credit system and serves more than 21,500 members, with loans outstanding totaling more than $7.9 billion. Headquartered in Bryan, Texas, Capital Farm Credit has offices serving 192 of Texas’ 254 counties.
For more information about its financial services, patronage dividend program and office locations, visit https://www.capitalfarmcredit.com/.
— Capital Farm Credit
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