From Hardy County Classrooms to Master Gardener: Lindsay Paul's Journey Through Agricultural Education

Lindsay Paul completed the Farm Fellowship Program at Eastern in 2023 and has since pursued further education in agriculture and horticulture. She took online gardening classes in fall 2023 and is now training to become a Master Gardener for 2024. Her education includes guidance from Dr. Jett and Dr. Quesada.

Currently, Lindsay works as a substitute teacher at Hardy County Schools, where she applies her knowledge of agribusiness and food safety. Previously, she worked at Buena Vista Farm, where she applied her marketing and business skills. Her training also helped her develop a productive home garden with an efficient irrigation system and pest management strategies.

The staff and trainers at Eastern, including Dr. Dee, Dr. Jett, and Dr. Quesada, have played key roles in her professional development. Supportive colleagues like Trish Halterman and Maya Paul have also contributed to her positive learning experience.

Lindsay advises current students at Eastern to engage actively in programs like the Farm Fellowship to enhance their skills and career prospects. She credits her educational experiences with building her confidence and practical skills in agriculture.

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