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Ag Chicks | S4 Episode 5: Sarah Sprayberry
My name is Sarah Sprayberry. I was born and raised in the hills of Boerne where I began bleeding maroon the second I came out of the womb. To say that my parents are die-hard Aggies would be an understatement, so naturally, I became academically inbred by receiving my bachelor's and master's as well as pursuing my PhD at Texas A&M. In my masters, I developed an E.coli pig model for human environmental enteropathy (a nutritional disease seen in youth in third world countries) while also managing the Texas A&M swine farm as one of the first female operators at Texas A&M. I have always had a passion for agriculture as I grew up raising pigs in 4-H, was involved in my high school’s FFA and competed at horse shows. Through my teaching at Blinn College and working for Texas 4-H, I solidified my desire to connect our youth with the farmers that feed them. I especially love developing culturally responsive programs for minoritized youth that can feel left out or overlooked.
Sarah Sprayberry: https://www.instagram.com/bloomingagvocate/
Megan Nicole Fitness: https://www.megannicolefitness.com/
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Merch: https://www.agchicks.net/shop
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Find Ally:
Website: https://agchicks.net
Instagram: https://instagram.com/agchicks
Facebook: https://facebook.com/agchicks
YouTube: https://youtube.com/agchicks
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My name is Sarah Sprayberry. I was born and raised in the hills of Boerne where I began bleeding maroon the second I came out of the womb. To say that my parents are die-hard Aggies would be an understatement, so naturally, I became academically inbred by receiving my bachelor's and master's as well as pursuing my PhD at Texas A&M. In my masters, I developed an E.coli pig model for human environmental enteropathy (a nutritional disease seen in youth in third world countries) while also managing the Texas A&M swine farm as one of the first female operators at Texas A&M. I have always had a passion for agriculture as I grew up raising pigs in 4-H, was involved in my high school’s FFA and competed at horse shows. Through my teaching at Blinn College and working for Texas 4-H, I solidified my desire to connect our youth with the farmers that feed them. I especially love developing culturally responsive programs for minoritized youth that can feel left out or overlooked.
Sarah Sprayberry: https://www.instagram.com/bloomingagvocate/
Megan Nicole Fitness: https://www.megannicolefitness.com/
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Merch: https://www.agchicks.net/shop
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Find Ally:
Website: https://agchicks.net
Instagram: https://instagram.com/agchicks
Facebook: https://facebook.com/agchicks
YouTube: https://youtube.com/agchicks