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Thursday, March 18, 2010


 

FFA News »
Norris FFA Chapter
The Norris FFA has been busy as usual with contests, degrees, and National FFA Week. All of the members have had a great opportunity to get involved through the last year and we continue to look forward to new and upcoming events. The Norris FFA Chapter recently been busy with competing in LSE’s (Leadership Skills Events), applying for State Degrees, participating in the activities of FFA Week, and getting ready for the CDE’s (Career Development Events.)  — Full Story »
C-K FFA Chapter Succeeds at CDE Contest
On Wednesday, February 17th, a portion of the Cody-Kilgore FFA Chapter made their way to Gordon for the CDE contest. The contests the students were participating in were Farm and Ranch Management, Food Science, and Ag Mechanics. The Farm and Ranch Management team, consisting of Connor Barnes, Jana Nollette, Nathan Van Winkle, Dustin Bryant, Ty Trump, and Casey Nielsen, placing 3rd coming in behind 1st place team Sioux County and 2nd place tem Bayard. Nathan Van Winkle took home 2nd place with a purple, Jana Nollette received a red, and Dustin Bryant finished out the C-K individual ribbon in Farm and Ranch Management with a white. The Food Science team consisting of Aria Ford, Jais Ford, Haley Gunnink, Chelsea Fullerton, Sami Schmit, and Kelli Bowlin took a test online and took an unofficial 1st place. Ag Mechanics did the best they could with two team members, Colt Goodwin and Cody Compton. Goodwin placed 3rd in Structures and Compton took 6th in Machinery.  — Full Story »
Pawnee City FFA Chapter
Every year, FFA chapters across the country celebrate National FFA Week. This takes place February 22-26. During National FFA Week, chapters from all over celebrate in their own way. This year, to celebrate FFA week, the Pawnee City FFA Chapter dedicated a special event to take place each day.  — Full Story »

Freeman High School
Here are the highlights of the last month or two in the Freeman High School ag classes and FFA program. — Full Story »
Johnson County Central FFA Chapter
The Johnson County Central FFA Chapter now has 40 members. The 2009-10 Chapter Officers consist of Tessa Wellsandt: President, Holly Weber: Vice-President, Josh Dieckgrafe: Secretary, Cody Miller: Treasurer, Clark Teten: Reporter, Doug Grotrian: Sentinel, and Tricia Lempka: Parliamentarian. In August several FFA members show livestock at the Otoe County Fair. Exhibitors include Holly Weber, Lisa Niedermeyer, Tanya Gadeken, Kelly Rathbone, Amanda and Clark Teten, Mallory, Tricia and Jordon Lempka.  — Full Story »

Mullen FFA Chapter
This is the Mullen FFA Chapter’s second year. It has been fun, but it has not been without it’s challenges. Everything FFA was new to the students in Mullen. It was a challenge to simply explain, “Just what does FFA do?” I think we heard the age-old question, “What does FFA stand for?” a thousand times. It was interesting getting students into their official dress and making them wear. FFA was something new and many students were on board to both learn about and be a part of Mullen FFA. Last year was kind of trial by fire. We really had to concentrate on gaining our bearings. For our advisor and for the students it was great challenge learning what FFA was really all about. We focused on becoming familiar with FFA., and what it meant to be a new chapter. We had to learn how each of the contests was run. We also had to learn how to prepare for some of the contests. I think one of our most memorable contests was our first Ag Sales and Service contest in Scottsbluff. We had a group of really energetic students that showed up completely unprepared but we gave it our all and had a great time. We sold the clipboards and pens that we brought with us. It was a lot of fun. — Full Story »
Alliance FFA Chapter
In December students competed in the District FFA Leadership skills events contest at Chadron. Brittany Andersen placed first in Extemporaneous Speaking and qualified for state. Sage Henderson took first place in Job Interview and qualified for state. Nikki Dunovsky placed fourth in Sr. Public Speaking. Alyssa Dye received sixth place in Sr. Public Speaking. Shelby Andersen and Ashtyn Shrewsbury participated in the FFA Creed, Katherine Aby in Natural Resources speaking. Denielle Bennett, Sage Henderson, Alyssa Dye, Brittany Andersen, Nikki Dunovsky and Annalise Placek placed third in Parliamentary procedure. December also included delivering fruit from our sales, sponsoring a food drive at school where we collected just over 1000 cans of food for the community food pantry, and having a Christmas party.  — Full Story »

Hemingford FFA Agricultural Mechanics Team Qualifies for State Competition
On Wednesday, February 17th four members of the Hemingford FFA traveled to Gordon to compete in the District 12 agricultural Mechanics Contest. Members participating were Brandon Roland in Energy Systems, Tylor King in Structures, Mitch Vogel in Machinery and Equipment and Tanner Lembke in Environment and Natural Resources.  — Full Story »

South Platte FFA News:
The South Platte FFA Chapter has been very active while traveling to District FFA Events in the last two months. In mid January five of our members loaded up and competed at the district event at Scottsbluff in the Livestock Management Contest where our team placed 2nd, earning a spot for the state competition in Lincoln. The Livestock Management Contestants included: Jennifer Sauers, Pam Radke, Cameron Christensen, Jason Dolezal, and Mikel Dowdy. Then on February 17th four members: Cameron Christensen, J.C. Lanckriet, James McClung, and Kyle Krause competed in the District Farm/Ranch Management Contest in Gordon, NE, where as a team we earned 4th place, with James McClung being our highest team scorer.  — Full Story »
Conestoga FFA Chapter
Murray, Ne - The Conestoga FFA powers through FFA week February 22-26. FFA members challenged themselves to design, coordinate, and implement activities that are fun and beneficial to member developed. Starting the week off FFA members, like Mason Jensen, created the largest FFA poster ever made by Conestoga. The poster stretched 30 feet by 9 feet tall and advertised all of the activities for the week. — Full Story »

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