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United States Department of Agriculture 2011 Youth Agri-Business-2025

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The document outlines the 2011 Youth Agri-Business Management Award sponsored by the USDA Farm Service Agency of Minnesota, aimed at recognizing young agricultural entrepreneurs who demonstrate excellence in business practices and financial management through their Student Agricultural Experience. It details eligibility criteria, application requirements, and the process for applying for the award, which includes a $250 prize. The program supports rural youth in establishing income-producing projects with financial assistance from the FSA.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by filling out the Background Information section. Enter your name, FFA Chapter Name, and contact details accurately.
Complete the application cover sheet by providing your Member ID and Chapter number. Ensure all fields are filled out clearly.
Move on to the application questionnaire. Answer each question thoughtfully, ensuring you describe your project scope, goals, and experiences with the USDA Farm Service Agency.
Attach supporting documents such as your personal resume and any financial statements that highlight your project’s success.
Review all entries for accuracy before submitting. Make sure signatures from you, your parent/guardian, and chapter advisor are included.

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