06/04/2026
We had a couple members attend the NDFFA State Convention this week. Even thow is was a little warm at the SHAC they sure had a lot of fun.
"Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve
06/04/2026
We had a couple members attend the NDFFA State Convention this week. Even thow is was a little warm at the SHAC they sure had a lot of fun.
05/15/2026
Yesterday CIA Precision Ag and Hillsboro Foundation's of Ag and Ag Mech class attend the NDCLC Demo Day in Fargo. The students enjoyed being able to try out some equipment and learn about the careers available. Associated Equipment Distributors Associated General Contractors of North Dakota
05/11/2026
Bushel Farm, thanks for having CEO Jake Joraanstad come talk to the Precision Ag Class at CIA. They learned about how the Bushel Software works in the industry. Thank you, Jake.
05/04/2026
04/30/2026
American Crystal Sugar Company
Thanks for allowing the Intro to Ag Class to visit Hillsboro Factory and for the GFCIA Precision Ag and Manufacturing classes to visit the East Grand Forks Factory
04/27/2026
Thank you to Butler Machinery Company & Butler Ag Equipment in Grand Forks for allowing us to come learn about the opportunities available for the Students and first hand insight of the of the Think Big Program.
04/23/2026
Thank you Steven with the Northern Plains UAS Test Site to talk to the Precision Agriculture Class about the UAS industry and how it is changing Agriculture.
04/20/2026
A while back, the Ag Ed Precision Agriculture was able to secure a grant from Ag Country AgCountry Farm Credit Services to purchase an enclosed trailer and Farming Simulator setups enhancement of the program, and to provide outreach to the area. We also want to shout out to American Crystal Sugar Company (Autonomous Tractor) and RDO Equipment Co. (2 Drones for all programs at CIA) for their past donations. Thank you to all of our Sponsors and Donors for helping grow the CIA Precision Agriculture.
03/26/2026
North Dakota FFA membership grown 43% in 10 years Nikki Fideldy-Doll, the state’s FFA adviser, said “it comes back to the real-world experiences and workforce development.”