Logan FFA members learn, research, compete, win
By Brock Repsher, Logan County FFA reporter


Posted on May 22, 2021 7:12 PM



 

The Logan County FFA/Agriculture Department has been very busy this spring with contest preparations within the Barren River FFA Region and competing against 1,200 students from seven states as part of the UK Virtual Field Day. Based on the results, all of the preparations for virtual contests have paid off.

The following students will be representing the Logan County FFA Chapter at the state level in June:

The Star Farmer from Logan County representing the Barren River Region is Crandal Barrow from Auburn raising "Crandal's Popcorn."

The star in Placement from Whitson Farms showing pigs and cattle is Mallory Whitson, representing the Lewisburg community. These students work on their SAE projects outside of school and compete against others in the Barren river Region in similar categories. 

SAE’s or Supervised Agricultural Experiences are student-led projects that can consist of Placement- A student works for someone; Entrepreneur- A Student owns their own business; Research- Conducting research at home or school. Logan County FFA students clock numerous hours working after school hours on their projects. Students are working on projects from woodworking to beekeeping, to candle and cupcake making. We have been very blessed with a variety of SAE’s this year.  

The proficiency contest was held Tuesday, March 30. Congratulations to these FFA members on their accomplishments.  

Agricultural Communications        Jenna Coles       

Agricultural Processing                Jenna Coles

Agricultural Sales- Entrepreneur   Madeline Reno

Agricultural Sales- Placement      Cade Johnson

Agricultural Services                    Cade Johnson

Agriscience Research- Animal      Whitley Robey  

Agriscience Research- Plant        Calista Petrie  

Diversified Agricultural Production                    Crandal Barrow

Diversified Crop Production- Entrepreneur        Nolan Roberts

Diversified Horticulture                 Price Violette

Diversified Livestock Production   Mallory Whitson

Env. Science & Natural Resources         Macon Barrow

Fiber and Oil Crop                       Nolan Roberts

Forage Production                       Damon Wright

Forest Management and Products          Bailey Taylor

Fruit Production                           Thomas Kash

Grain Production                         Crandal Barrow

Landscape Management             Lauren Fuller 

Sheep Production                        Ethan Jenkins

Small Animal Production and Care         Shelby White

Specialty Animal Production         Katherine Woodward

Wildlife Management                   Macon Barrow

On top of these members that competed in proficiency, the chapter had many local and regional speech winners. 

The local winners are as following:

Prepared Public-  Lindsey Brinkley

Extemporaneous- Chloe Harper

Ag Mechanics- Brock Repsher

Beef impromptu- Macon Barrow

Crop impromptu- Abbi Reader

Dairy Impromptu- Whitley Robey

Fruit and Vegetable- Gracie Snoddy

Greenhouse Impromptu- Madeline Reno

Floral- Gracee Spears

Nursery and landscape -Jenna Coles

Sheep and Goat Impromptu- Katherine Woodward

Small Animal- Shelby white

Swine Impromptu- Mallory Whitson

Turf and Lawn Care- Hannah Brown

Horse impromptu - Madelyn Hughes

Poultry Impromptu - Brooke Johnson

The following are those who placed at region and will be competing at state virtually the week of May 22:

Extemporaneous- Chloe Harper- 1st Place 

Greenhouse Impromptu- Madeline Reno- 1st Place  

Ag Mechanics Impromptu- Brock Repsher- 1st Place

Poultry Impromptu- Brooke Johnson- 1st Place 

Nursery/Landscape Impromptu- Jenna Coles- 1st Place 

Creed Speaking- Sarah Gill- 2nd Place 

Quiz Contest- Hailey Burgess- 2nd Place 

Crop Impromptu- Abi Reader- 3rd Place 

Floral Impromptu- Gracee Spears- 2nd Place 

Dairy Impromptu- Whitley Robey- 3rd Place 

Swine Impromptu- Mallory Whitson- 3rd Place 

Fruit/Vegetable Impromptu- Gracie Snoddy- 3rd Place

Turf Impromptu- Hannah Brown- 3rd Place 





 




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