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Since 1928, Noland Hamerly has been deeply rooted in the Beginning Farmer Institute National Farmers Union sponsors the Beginning Farmer Institute that develops leadership and farm management skills in beginning farmers and encourages them to apply those abilities in their community organizations. Beginning Farmer Institute employs education sessions, business tools, and professional speakers in a structured setting that includes on-farm experiences and tours of coopera- tives. Program applications are due April 30th. For information and an application, visit the National Farmers Union website: https://nfu. org/education/beginning-farmer-institute/ National Agriculture Day Spring Luncheon The Santa Cruz County Farm Bureau, in conjunction with Agri-Culture, will once again host the National Agriculture Day Spring Lun- cheon. The luncheon will be held on Wednesday, March 14, 2018 from 11:30 am - 1:30 pm at the Heritage Hall at the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds. One of the highlights of the National Agriculture Day Luncheon will be the presentation of the Al Smith Friend of Agriculture Award. Al Smith was the founder of Orchard Supply Hardware and donated 3,000 acres (Swanton Pacific Ranch) in the north coast to Cal Poly. The ranch has row crops, timber and even a one-third-scale railroad, which was Al's hobby. The award is presented annually to an individual, business or organization not involved in production agriculture but one who has done much for the industry. This year's award will be presented by last year's honoree, Ted Burke, Owner, Shadowbrook Restaurant in Capitola. Farm Bureau and Agri-Cul- ture co-sponsor a poster contest (grades K-6) and poetry contest (grades 7-12) in Santa Cruz County and Pajaro Valley schools. The winning entries will be dis- played during the luncheon and a placemat featuring the 2017 poster contest winner, Daisy Mendoza, 6th grader from E.A. Hall Middle School in Watsonville, will be used on the tables. Also on the placemat will be the 2017 poetry contest winning entry by Alyssa Burchell, 7th grad- er from Creekside School in Santa Cruz. Approximately 20,000 placemats will be distributed to restaurants throughout Santa Cruz County. This year's contest winners will be introduced at the luncheon. Another feature of the National Agriculture Day Spring Luncheon is the presentation of the Jimmie Cox Memorial Scholarship. American AgCredit has teamed up with the Jimmie Cox Memorial Scholarship to double the award. It is now a $4,000 scholarship for a student entering or currently enrolled in college and ma- joring in agriculture. Tickets for the National Agriculture Day Spring Lun- cheon are $45 per person. Reservations and sponsor- ships for the luncheon are available. Vist www.sccfb. com for more information on both. Visit www.eventbrite. com and search for "Nation- al Agriculture Day Spring Luncheon" to purchase a ticket online, or call (831) 724-1356. For more information call (831) 724-1356 or email sccfb@sbcglobal.net . local community, with its attorneys participating in local organizations, and serving on Boards, including the Salinas Rodeo, Monterey Jazz Festival, Salinas Valley Chamber of Commerce, Monterey Peninsula Cham- ber of Commerce, National Steinbeck Center, Salinas Valley Leadership Group, Ag Against Hunger, Elkhorn Slough, Hartnell College Foundation, Carmel Bach Festival, Rotary, and nu- merous other organizations. Noland Hamerly believes community involvement is key to the health and cultur- al diversity of our area. Recent Awards include: Top Ranked Law Firms in the United States by Martin- dale-Hubbell (the organiza- tion that sets the standard for law firm ratings) and 2013 & 2016 Monterey Chamber of Commerce Busi- ness Excellence Award for Professional Services.

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