Table 4:

Recommended groups for future Community Advisory Board (CAB) inclusion and representative quotations from interviews with “We’re On This Road Together” CAB members, 2020

Recommendations for future CAB membership from current CAB members	Representative Quotation
Diversity in ages of CAB members	“The only thing I think that maybe in terms of the diversity of perspective that might be better, they could probably add into would maybe be a little bit broader age range. I think maybe I was the youngest on the board and I’m 34. I can’t speak to how old the oldest member was, but they weren’t a senior citizen by any means” (CAB member 3)
Farmers	“I guess one of my big, it’s not a regret, I guess one of my wishes were, say if we would have had one or two actual operators who run a family farm to be on there, just from the standpoint to at least give them a little behind the scenes awareness of what we were doing.” (CAB member 1)
Youth & students	“Even your local 4-H and maybe you want to get the younger crowd involved. There might be a high school senior that could benefit from… That’s in 4-H, that could benefit from being on an Advisory Board like this. These kids, I mean, they always needs some direction, but yet at the same time, they’ve got things to offer.” (CAB member 2)
Driver’s education programs	“And I think, another thing, a change that could be made that might be a good addition if you’re trying to find ways to implement something like this would be something like getting involved in that particular community’s driver’s ed program.” (CAB member 1)
Farm Bureau & other agricultural-support businesses	“Maybe you might even get some extra ideas from people like Farm Bureau, some of the ag support businesses” (CAB member 5)

Source: Authors’ analysis of study data.