Twin Valley South-MVCTC FFA Satellite Program Updates
COLUMBUS, OH: The 90th Ohio FFA State Convention has drawn to a conclusion. As we take a look at the convention in review we are proud to honor those students who have transformed the future of agriculture and have earned exemplary awards.
Chyann Kendel of the Twin Valley South-MVCTC FFA Chapter was the 2018 state winner in the area of Small Animal Production and Care. Students who complete this project own the enterprise, or work for a business that includes the best management practices available to efficiently produce and market small animals such as all rabbits, cats, dogs, mice, hedgehogs, guinea pigs, lizards, small birds (such as canaries, cockatiels, cockatoos, parakeets, parrots, etc.,) and programs that typically provide a service in caring for the well-being of pets. Programs could include working at a pet shop, as a groomer, as a dog trainer, providing pet sitting services, working at a kennel, or preparing guide and assistance animals.
Haley Back of the Twin Valley South-MVCTC FFA Chapter earned 2nd place in the State in the area of Agricultural Communications. The Agricultural Communications proficiency award includes programs in which a student is placed at a newspaper or other agricultural print facilities to obtain training and practical experience in writing and publicizing in preparation for a writing communications career. Programs may also be at radio and TV stations, fair media rooms, or other businesses requiring speaking skills and knowledge of agriculture. The student may also own and produce an agriculture-related broadcast or show. This area also includes any use of or development of new technology aimed at communicating the story of agriculture.
Kaitlynn Crow of the Twin Valley South-MVCTC FFA Chapter was the earned 4th place in the state in the area of Equine Science Placement. Within this award student work for an employer providing experience in horse production, breeding, marketing, showing and other aspects of the equine industry. Programs may also include calf roping, barrel racing, rodeo, racing, training, riding lessons and therapeutic horseback riding if horses are not owned and/or managed by the member.
The Ohio FFA Foundation is proud to sponsor this proficiency award.
The Ohio FFA Foundation is a cooperative effort among education, business and industry to support and inspire Ohio FFA members. For over 60 years, The Ohio FFA Foundation has been committed to providing opportunities for FFA members across the state. Supporting the Foundation is investing in tomorrow’s agricultural leaders.
Mission: FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.
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