The Canadian Beef Check-Off Agency has created a $2,000 scholarship for students pursuing post-secondary studies in agriculture, ag-business and research.
Applicants need to make “a creative video no longer than two minutes, showcasing how their background in agriculture, paired with their education, can help grow the future of the beef and veal industry.”
For details, go to cdnbeefcheckoff.ca and click on the March 29 news item. The entry deadline is June 30.
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