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For Immediate Release

American Agri-Women Announces ‘Gen Z Speaks Ag’ Contest Winners


COLCHESTER, VT. (AgPR) Jan. 7, 2020   American Agri-Women (AAW) is pleased to announce the winners of their ‘Gen Z Speaks Ag’ contest. Young advocates showcased their creativity and passion for agriculture in AAW’s “Gen Z Speaks Ag” contest sponsored by Crop Science, a division of Bayer.This program allows those between the ages of 11-23 to have their voices heard in categories consisting of photography, videography, and special event. Opportunities such as these have been a great way to get the next generation involved and helping change some of the negative trends in agriculture.

AAW’s AgDay365 celebrates the fact that everyone is part of agriculture, every day, and the “AgDay365: Ag Day is Every Day Campaign” topic was ‘Love Food, Don’t Waste It’. The submissions had to depict agriculture in an authentic and positive light incorporating the campaign theme.

You can view the finalists and vote for the People’s Choice Award in the photo and video categories on AAW’s Facebook page: 
www.facebook.com/AgriWomen

Photography award recipients are:

 

    1st Place - Kayla Beechinor, Sunflowers Before Sunset, Walla Walla, Wash.

    2nd & 3rd Place - Brooke Roberts, Milton, Wis.

    People’s Choice – Molly Stamm, Champaign, Ill.

 

Video award recipients are:

 

    1st Place - Madison Wilson, Urbana, Ill.

    2nd Place - Ashley Garlick, Swanton, Ohio

    3rd Place and People’s Choice - Maleigha Huston, Good Hope, Ill.

 

Special event award recipients:

 

    1st Place - Cumberland, Barron, and Prairie Farm Agriculture Students, Wisconsin

°      Agriculture students joined together to share the story of agriculture with approximately 175 4th and 6th graders at the 2019 Food for America Program.

    2nd Place - McKinley Vikings 4-H Club, Cumberland, Wis.

°      Held their 5th annual corn feed that featured a full meal with corn grown by one of the 4-H families. Included was a petting zoo, ag exhibits, 4-H projects, games, and a car, truck, and old tractor show.

    3rd Place - Women in Agriculture at Purdue University, West Lafayette, Ind.

°      held community survey on the public’s knowledge about ag commodities


About American Agri-Women

American Agri-Women (AAW) promotes the welfare of our national security through a safe and reliable food, fiber and energy supply. Since 1974, AAW members have worked together to educate consumers; advocate for agriculture; and offer networking and professional development opportunities. For more information or to join visit www.americanagriwomen.org.

Find AAW on social media at: Facebook.com/AgriWomen, Twitter.com/Women4Ag (@Women4Ag) and Instagram.com/americanagriwomen/ (@americanagriwomen).

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Media Contact:
Carie M. Moore
Vice President of Communications
American Agri-Women

701-303-0143
communications@americanagriwomen.org 
www.americanagriwomen.org


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