Amanda Barndt of Bowling Green has completed the Ohio Farm Bureau’s AgriPOWER Class XV program. The AgriPOWER initiative, which began in 2008, is designed to equip agricultural advocates with skills and knowledge to engage in public policy matters that affect their businesses and local communities.
Amanda Barndt graduates from Ohio Farm Bureau AgriPOWER leadership program
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