What does being ahead of the curve really mean? It means not getting stuck doing the same thing year after year. It means changing, adapting
The past 2 weeks with the Boss family in Bargen have been the perfect end to this crazy adventure. My host family consists of my parents Christoph and
Here I was with a single, small backpack in tow, my JFAO badge on the back and my Farmers Feed Cities pin attached to the side. I was traveling in style
This summer I spent 11 weeks in Scotland, Northern Ireland and England on a JFAO exchange. I drank ~180 cups of tea, slept in 17 beds, had
Well, I have spent the past four weeks with the Riget family in Goldingen. Goldingen is in the St. Gallen canton and is the only place that I have
Well, I seem to be getting a little behind on my blog posting! I would love to tell you that I will make this short and sweet but that would simply be
I flew into Manchester airport on July 27 and took a train to meet my next host Emma Littlewood from Kent Estuary club in Cumbria. On Tuesday I toured around the countryside and nearest
The delegates spent their first two weeks in zone 7 with Perth County, touring Perth, Bruce and Huron County. The two week delegate adventure in Perth began with Perth members
On July 5 I flew from Kirkwall to Belfast. Harry Thompson (2014 delegate to Canada) picked me up at the airport as he was my host for the first week. There were 6 other exchangees who I got
This summer I was one of the fortunate Junior Farmers selected to go on exchange and I have to say as cheesy as it sounds it was definitely the experience of a lifetime! After March Conference when I was selected
