What are the three divisions of the POA?

• A. Developing Leaders, Building Communities, Advancing Agriculture
• B. Leadership Development, Community Building, Agricultural Strengthening
• C. Growing Leaders, Strengthening Communities, Building Agriculture
• D. Growing Leaders, Building Communities, Strengthening Agriculture

Answer: (D)

The three divisions of the POA are framed as active, ongoing areas of focus: Growing Leaders, Building Communities, Strengthening Agriculture. This parallel, -ing structure makes the intentions clear and easy to remember, signaling continuous development in each domain. The exact wording—Growing Leaders, Building Communities, Strengthening Agriculture—is the standard naming used to align programs, resources, and activities around leadership development, community impact, and agricultural resilience.

Other phrasings may convey similar ideas, but they don’t match the official trio as consistently. Staying with the precise terms ensures everyone is speaking the same language when planning or assessing programs, with each division guiding related initiatives: leadership development, civic engagement and partnerships, and agricultural education and innovation.