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Applications extended for female leadership program

PROGRAM: David Jochinke, president of National Farmers' Federation, said the program had made a significant indent in increasing the number of women on boards, stepping up in their communities and in leadership roles, but there was still more work to be done.

Women wanting to increase their leadership skills and contribute to narrowing the gender gap in agriculture still have time to […]

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