The Director of Agriculture for the Missouri Department of Agriculture, Chris Chinn, recently visited St. Joseph to attend the St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce Agri Business Meeting hosted by BioZyme, Inc. During the meeting, Chinn discussed her vision for the future of agriculture, which included bringing the next generation back to the industry. She emphasized the need for high-speed internet in rural communities to achieve this goal.
Lisa Norton, President of BioZyme, Inc., stressed the importance of understanding Chinn’s vision to align their efforts with the state’s agricultural goals. Chinn’s visit to St. Joseph was timely as it coincided with National Agriculture Month, highlighting the importance of recognizing the hard work of farmers and ranchers in providing safe and nutritious products.
Sheri Spader, the chairman of Farm City Breakfast for the Chamber of Commerce, reiterated the significance of agriculture to the community. Chinn also toured BioZyme, Inc. and Albaugh LLC during her visit to further engage with local agricultural businesses. Overall, Chinn’s visit to St. Joseph brought attention to the potential for growth and innovation in the agricultural industry in Missouri.
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