Lauren LaGrande is the latest in a family farming tradition that began nearly 100 years ago. She is a student at Maxwell High School and is active in FFA, Future Business Leaders of America, volleyball, basketball and softball. When she’s on the farm, you’ll often see her with her trusted companion, Hank, the family dog. Lauren’s great-grandfather grew his first rice crop in the Sacramento Valley in 1916 and the family has continued this tradition ever since.
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
New video from Lauren LaGrande-Spring in Maxwell
Lauren LaGrande comments on upcoming activities in Maxwell, a rice farming community in Colusa County.
Lauren LaGrande is the latest in a family farming tradition that began nearly 100 years ago. She is a student at Maxwell High School and is active in FFA, Future Business Leaders of America, volleyball, basketball and softball. When she’s on the farm, you’ll often see her with her trusted companion, Hank, the family dog. Lauren’s great-grandfather grew his first rice crop in the Sacramento Valley in 1916 and the family has continued this tradition ever since.
Lauren LaGrande is the latest in a family farming tradition that began nearly 100 years ago. She is a student at Maxwell High School and is active in FFA, Future Business Leaders of America, volleyball, basketball and softball. When she’s on the farm, you’ll often see her with her trusted companion, Hank, the family dog. Lauren’s great-grandfather grew his first rice crop in the Sacramento Valley in 1916 and the family has continued this tradition ever since.
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