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Adrienne DeSutter, M.S.Ed., Ag Mental Health Specialist and creator of Sow Hope Grow Hope, will be our featured speaker at this fun and informative workshop.
Women in ag are tough. We carry families, farms, and futures on our backs, and we still manage to show up to town looking halfway decent (well, some days). But real strength isn’t about never breaking; it’s about being brave enough to bend before you snap. Adrienne’s message is a celebration of the women who hold it all together- even when they’re running on caffeine and sheer willpower- and a reminder that vulnerability isn’t weakness, it’s leadership. Together, we’ll laugh, exhale, and find tools to care for ourselves and the people we love. You’ll leave feeling grounded, hopeful, and remembering that strong women don’t do it all- we do what matters…with grit, grace, and a whole lot of girl power.
Join us on Thursday, January 29, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. at Black Hawk College East Campus -Auditorium, Building A, 26230 Black Hawk Rd, Galva, IL. There is no cost to attend, but please make a reservation by Jan 23 by contacting the Henry County Farm Bureau at (309) 937-2411 or email manager@henrycofarmbureau.org.
This program is sponsored by the Henry, Stark, Mercer, Rock Island, Knox, Bureau and Marshall-Putnam County Farm Bureaus.
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