“Agriculture today is changing rapidly. There’s great demand for talent, innovation and new business ideas. We are well poised to be a national hub for agriculture innovation,” said Jake Day, Mayor of Salisbury. “Couple that with Perdue Farms’ recent announcement about moving its Learning Center to downtown Salisbury, and the future is bright as we continue to grow this important sector.”
The video features the many different aspects of agriculture and how it represents a way of life in the county and the region. From community gardens to hydroponics to large scale poultry operations, plenty of opportunities exist to start a business or begin a career.
“This latest video helps us convey to our viewers what we already know – and that is agriculture and agribusiness are the foundation of our economy,” said Wicomico County Executive Bob Culver. “The spectrum of jobs and opportunities to start new businesses are broad and we invite all to find out more about this important sector in Wicomico.”
Maybe instead of making videos they should spend that money bringing new businesses in, other than low paying retail.
ReplyDeletePerdue moves a dozen employees to downtown Salisbury and two hundred to Delaware, so who won ?
ReplyDeleteLooks like Wright's Bull in the video.
ReplyDeleteOf course it would include him he is in bed with Perdue and DPI.
And he is full of Bull
Even got lil Charles in there
Should be more interested in responsible growth
Government subsidized propaganda.
ReplyDeleteWhat a joke. There is a difference between agriculture and factory farming not that anyone would ever expect Tool Day to get it. Blight the whole county, pollute the water and continue to lower the property values is all this is going to accomplish. The area from Sby to the beach should be worth a fortune but because of imbeciles doing the planning and yes men it's a big mess. You want to see stupidity go to the eastern shore east of Talbot and see the mess the dopes made of the place.
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