Our Sponsors

The mission of Ag Ventures Alliance is to create and facilitate the development of value-added agriculture business ventures. Ag Ventures supports ventures that: Provide economically sound business opportunities for its members. Produce high quality products that are safe for consumers. M

MISSION: To ensure a high level of learning for all. VISION: To create an environment empowering students, staff, and community to develop passionate, innovative, adaptable learners prepared to embrace the challenges of the future. Website: https://www.clearlakeschools.org/

Eat Greater Des Moines' mission is to create innovative, forward-thinking solutions that prove what’s possible in the food system. Website: https://www.eatgreaterdesmoines.org/

Floyd County has a 3-person board of supervisors, elected at large by citizens throughout the county.  Individuals serve 4-year terms with elections held every two years.  The Board elects one supervisor of its members to serve as chair. The Board has both legislative and administrative powe

Iowa’s food hub managers created the Iowa Food Hub Managers Working Group (FHMWG) in mid-2015. The group convenes virtually every other week to address operating challenges, and opportunities holds quarterly meetings led by members to address operating challenges and needs for food hub businesses

The Franklin County Community Foundation is a local, nonprofit, charitable affiliate of the Community Foundation of Northeast Iowa. We have received support for the Main Street Restaurant Crawl and Local Food Field Trip activities for the Hampton-Dumont High School's Bulldog Cafe and Culinary Pro

The John K & Luise V Hanson Foundation's vision is to support, strengthen, and enhance the quality of life in Forest City and its neighboring communities now and for future generations.

Hearing Associates, P.C., has been providing patients in Albert Lea, Minnesota, Mason City, and the surrounding communities in northern Iowa with friendly, expert audiology services since 1987. They are dedicated to helping you improve your quality of life through better hearing. Hearing Associat

The approximately 345 employees of the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship are responsible for a wide range of programs that affect the quality of life of every Iowan.  Both Iowans living on the farm and those in our towns and cities are impacted almost daily by the work of the De

MercyOne is the largest health care system in Iowa. We continue under the latest agreement between Trinity Health and CommonSpirit Health two of the nation’s largest not-for-profit health systems. On a local level, MercyOne North Iowa Medical Center spans 14 counties across northern Iowa. We a

Location: At the plaza-look for signs Phone: (641) 832-3942 Fax: (641) 732 5218 Email: supervisors@mitchellcoia.us

Newman's Own Foundation continues Paul Newman’s commitment to use all the money that it receives from the sale of Newman’s Own products to support children, their families, and their communities.

SARE's mission is to advance—to the whole of American agriculture—innovations that improve profitability, stewardship and quality of life by investing in groundbreaking research and education.

Practical Farmers of Iowa’s mission is equipping farmers to build resilient farms and communities. Practical Farmers of Iowa is an inclusive organization representing a diversity of farmers. Farmers in our network raise corn and soybeans, hay, livestock large and small, horticultural crops from f

UNI is known for designing robust and practical learning experiences — the kind that gives our students the career edge they need in fields like education and business. Website: https://uni.edu/

The purpose of the Farmers Market Promotion Program (FMPP) is to increase domestic consumption of, and access to, locally and regionally produced agricultural products, and to develop new market opportunities for farm and ranch operations serving local markets by developing, improving, expanding, an

The board of supervisors are the legislative body of the county, composed of 3 members. They are responsible for the following aspects of county business: County policy County budget Set county tax levy Approve bonds & reports Fill employee vacancies Economic developm

The Board of Supervisors of Wright County consists of three members, each elected for four years. Meetings are held every Monday at 9:00 a.m. in the Supervisors board room located in the basement of the courthouse.  Minutes of the Board meetings are available for public viewing online, in the