April 5, 2025 - 19:42

PARKERSBURG — A generous donation of $150,000 has been made to the Riverhawk Farms, an agricultural learning facility at West Virginia University at Parkersburg. The contribution, provided by Mike and Brenda Miller, aims to enhance hands-on educational experiences for students pursuing studies in agriculture.
This substantial gift will enable the university to broaden its practical learning opportunities, allowing students to gain invaluable real-world experience in areas such as livestock management and sustainable agricultural practices. The Millers' commitment reflects a growing recognition of the importance of agricultural education in fostering the next generation of agricultural leaders.
As the demand for skilled professionals in the agricultural sector continues to rise, this donation positions WVUP to better prepare its students for future challenges and innovations in the field. The university community is excited about the potential impact of this investment on its agricultural programs and the broader community it serves.
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