Nov 15 – Agriculture Commissioner Mike Strain

Join us for a lively evening as we learn we celebrate the Red Wave and learn the ins and outs of how Louisiana keeps its commitment to its citizens and its land.  Our guest speaker is Agriculture Commissioner Mike Strain.

Mike Strain:  Before any country can be a great nation it must first be a nation great in agriculture. It is imperative that we have the best department of agriculture and forestry in order to ensure that our food is safe, our fiber production is among the best, and our animals are strong and healthy. I am optimistic and results-oriented about the continued progress of our department and remain dedicated to this duty

Mike Strain is a lively and dedicated public servant.  Please join us for a great evening as we learn from his wisdom as well as food insecurity and diesel shortages in our state.

Our doors open at 6 pm, and our speaker will begin around 6:30(ish) to give you plenty of time to arrive and visit. Getting to know each other as we build relationships is very important to nurture our desire to reach our community.

We will also celebrate our first-time election poll commissioners and poll watchers.  They will be excited to share their experiences.

Your menu choices are Fig-Glazed Pork, Chopped Filet, Herb Roasted Chicken, Catfish Pecan, and Crabmeat/Shrimp Dinner Salad.   All entrees except the Shrimp/Crabmeat Dinner Salad will include Crab and Corn Bisque, Haricot Verts (tender green beans), Sweet Mashed Potatoes, and Creme’ Brulee.

The price per person is $50 payable in advance.

Look for the event registration form below.

As always, we will have a 50/50 fundraiser–bring your cash for a chance to win 50% of the proceeds we collect this evening.

Excited you will be with us for a lovely evening.