In this episode, we’re joined by Khloe Duncomb, a Vernon County, Missouri 4-H member whose journey began with a desire to make new friends and grew into a passion for leadership, service, and livestock. Khloe is the owner of K&R Bunny Rodeo and an active exhibitor in the American Rabbit Breeders Association, with goals of becoming a licensed judge and mentor for future generations. From rabbits and dairy goats to poultry and community leadership, Khloe shares how 4-H has shaped her path and why she believes no one is ever too young to make a difference.

Whether you're a 4-H’er getting ready for college or a parent helping navigate financial support, you’ll want to tune in for insights on available scholarships, application tips, and how the Foundation continues to invest in the future of Missouri youth.

In this episode of Fields of Knowledge, we dive into one of the most important — and often overlooked — topics in agriculture: farm succession planning. Did you know that only 40% of small businesses make it to the second generation, 13% to the third, and just 1% to the fourth? We sit down to talk about how families can prepare for the next generation, from setting goals and communicating openly to navigating legal and financial challenges. Whether your farm is large or small, starting early and planning intentionally can help preserve your legacy for years to come.