Why Kids Need Agriculture More Than Ever

So the Junior Fair Board, tell me how many people are on it.

Do you know? 12 to 13 members as of right now.

Do you meet monthly? Every

other month.

Okay.

Any specific topics or scope of responsibilities? As of right now, we go over old business, new business, and it depends on the season.

So like fair time, you know, okay, what's going on at the fair? What are our plans? What do we have to prepare for? In July last month, we had our volunteer dinner.

So in May we had our meeting on what else do we need to buy? Do we have everything we need? Are invites sent out? It depends kind of on what's going on.

If there's not much going on, it's how are we right now? What else can we do? Are there any events that we can kind of put ourselves in and stuff like that or to help out? Anything?

I would say, too, like, on top of just being at fair, we'll help out at, like, other events that happen at the fairgrounds.

So, like, ENY, black and white, things like that.

Right.

So, any...

ENY people, our audience won't know what ENY is.

So,

ENY is, like, the Eastern New York...

Yeah, and they also do goat, sheep, and hogs.

So that's in the early summer.

And that's here on the fairgrounds.

And then the black and white dairy cattle show in

July.

Right, I came to that to check it out, to see what that was all about.

So planning events, understanding the events that are occurring during the fair, is there anything you think that's missing or you'd like to see in the future? That's a big question.

It is

a big question.