2011 Proceedings - National FFA Organization

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AgriculturAl proficiEncy winnErs continuEd equine science—Placement brittani alexandra green—California Brittani Alexandra Green of the Chino FFA Chapter works at horse barns for her SAE. She began by exercising horses and her duties grew to include training, riding, showing, clipping, body shaping and other requests made by trainers. Brittani looks forward to more opportunities in the equine industry. Brittani’s FFA advisor is Laurie McCormick. This award is sponsored by Nutrena and Tractor Supply Company. Finalists: Wacey lane Harrell Mulhall-Orlando FFA – Okla. sarah Jean bond Pleasant Grove FFA – Utah Holly brianna sutcliffe Wisconsin Heights FFA – Wis. Fiber and/or oil crop Production— entrepreneurship/ Placement Taylor sheldon osterberg—South Dakota Taylor Sheldon Osterberg grew up on a thousand acre farm of corn and soybeans. He rents 38 acres for soybeans each year. Taylor learned how to haul grain, apply fertilizer, prepare and maintain the fields and harvest. He hopes to take over the operation when his father retires. Taylor is a member of the McCook Central FFA Chapter, and his advisor is Terry Rieckman. This award is sponsored by Bunge North America. Finalists: Cole Duncan summerlin Colquitt County FFA – Ga. Cody gail adams Fayetteville FFA – Ohio Jacob Holland Shullsburg FFA – Wis. Floriculture— entrepreneurship/ Placement Kaitlyn grizzle—Georgia Kaitlyn Grizzle grew her SAE by helping at her mother’s floral shop. Kaitlyn strives to become more proficient in floral design. She developed skills in material identification, processing flowers and bow construction. Kaitlyn also takes customer orders, keeps records for the business and plans events. She is a member of the Franklin County FFA Chapter. Her FFA advisors are Gary Minyard, Cale Watkins and Owen Thomason. This award is sponsored by Bayer Environmental Science. Finalists: emily loren Hoover Chino FFA – Calif. ally goldstein Spencer County FFA – Ky. savannah lee angell Centralia FFA – Mo. Food science and Technology— entrepreneurship/ Placement alexis brianna raybon—Illinois Alexis Brianna Raybon of the Chicago Ag Sciences FFA Chapter focuses her SAE on science and research. Working with the University of Illinois, she developed an interest in nutrition labeling and food techniques. Alexis was motivated to explore soy and its benefits on a diabetic diet. She also looked for new ways to encapsulate flavor. Alexis’s FFA advisor is Sheila Fowler. This award is sponsored by CHS and Kraft Foods. Finalists: David alan glass II Zane Trace FFA – Ohio Taylor Kade runyan Atoka FFA – Okla. emily Hanlon griswold Greenwood FFA – Penn. 22 Believe Proceedings 2011 Forage Production— entrepreneurship/ Placement alyssa Carlyle fee—Tennessee Alyssa Carlyle Fee of the Liberty FFA Chapter produces hybrid Bermuda hay for her SAE. She set out to learn which varieties are available and what proper fertilization methods she should use. Alyssa learned which hay fields and pastures should be irrigated and how much irrigation was needed. Her FFA advisors are Chuck Flowers and Teresa Crouse. This award is sponsored by Animal Health International, Inc. and Claas of America, Inc. Finalists: Joel Timothy McDonald Seneca FFA – Ill. Colton D. ebel South O’Brien FFA – Iowa Thomas Wayne glascock Pilot Point FFA – Texas Forest Management and Products— entrepreneurship/ Placement Tyler Matthew Meister—Wisconsin Tyler Matthew Meister is the fourth generation to work in the family’s sawmills. He has done every job possible, from stacking lumber and running the saws to operating wheel loaders and calculating output. Tyler hopes to become a commercial driver so he can drive the operation’s log trucks and semis. He is a member of the Reedsburg FFA Chapter, and his FFA advisors are Nick Casey and Todd Cherney. This award is sponsored by John Deere and RAM Trucks. Finalists: Cohen edward Crosby Atkinson County FFA – Ga. sean T. bohannan Flathead FFA – Mont. ethan Clyde Morris Atoka FFA – Okla.
AgriculturAl proficiEncy winnErs continuEd Fruit Production— entrepreneurship/ Placement Trenton Michael bemis —Wisconsin Trenton Michael Bemis is the fourth generation of his family to be involved in cranberry production. He works at one of five facilities in the state that packages fresh cranberries. He helps produce two percent of Ocean Spray’s fresh cranberries. Trenton has been instrumental in identifying the need for growth in the marsh and for more efficient equipment. He is a member of the Lincoln A. C. H. M. FFA Chapter, and his advisor is Rich Larson. This award is sponsored by DuPont Company. Finalists: ryan andrew garcia Hughson FFA – Calif. Cameron Heath Vaughn West Laurens FFA – Ga. Diana lynn stacy Old Fort FFA – Ohio grain Production— entrepreneurship Mark James famuliner —Missouri Mark James Famuliner comes from a hundred-year legacy of crop production. He started his SAE with 23 acres of corn and 57 acres of beans that he share-cropped for his grandmother. Mark eventually decided to add wheat to his grain production operation. Mark is a member of the Carrollton ACC FFA Chapter, and his advisor is Brooke Swindler. This award is sponsored by Pioneer Hi- Bred, A DuPont Business. Finalists: austin Miles Durst Washington County FFA – Kan. eric Dean Miller Lyons-Decatur Northeast FFA – Neb. Matthew David eichacker McCook Central FFA – S.D. grain Production— Placement Jake J. Knutson —Minnesota Jake J. Knutson’s interest in grain production came from helping his dad and grandfather who both farm. In the spring, Jake works to deliver corn and fertilizer for the planter and complete spring tillage. In the fall, he operates the grain cart, combine and grain facilities. Jake is a member of the United South Central FFA Chapter, and his FFA advisor is Dan Dylla. This award is sponsored by Pioneer Hi- Bred, A DuPont Business. Finalists: Cody Thomas Milburn Spencer County FFA – Ky. Clayton Dennis Wobig McCook Central FFA – S.D. erik J. Kok Randolph Cambria-Friesland FFA – Wis. Home and/or community development— entrepreneurship/ Placement Dulton Maquade Moore —Ohio Dulton Maquade Moore worked in both his home and the community. He has focused on improvements to the unfinished basement, garage and yard in his home. In the community, Dulton has volunteered extensively with his church and community thrift shop. Dulton is a member of the Delphos FFA Chapter. His FFA advisors are Scott Elwer and Mike Miller. This award is sponsored by Carhartt, Inc. Finalists: Trevor Harrison Branford FFA – Fla. elizabeth ann Johnson Sleepy Eye FFA – Minn. grandon John scheil Barron FFA – Wis. 23 Believe Proceedings 2011 landscape Management— entrepreneurship/ Placement William James Maltbie—Oklahoma William James Maltbie began his own landscaping business. He learned about flowers and grasses and the art of landscape design. William started with eight landscape projects and expanded to 25 landscapes. He is working toward becoming an agricultural engineer. William is a member of the Burlington FFA Chapter, and his FFA advisor is Travis Bradshaw. This award is sponsored by John Deere and Tractor Supply Company. Finalists: Jorge rodriguez Las Plumas FFA – Calif. Charles Wisenbaker Lowndes FFA – Ga. ashley Morgan smith Catoctin FFA – Md. nursery operations— entrepreneurship/ Placement Kimberlee laurel gerardy—Illinois Kimberlee Laurel Gerardy started as the “water girl” at her local nursery. After onthe-job experience, she took on more responsibilities. Kimberlee became familiar with popular plants, pests and pest remedies. She cared for and sold the plants she raised. Kimberlee hopes to take on more managerial responsibilities at the nursery. Kimberlee is a member of the Stillman Valley FFA Chapter, and her advisors are Jay Williams and Tracey Sanderson. This award is sponsored by RAM Trucks. Finalists: ryan Mark Daddio Woodbury FFA – Conn. andrew louis Helming Forest Park FFA – Ind. lindsey M. Koppin Anna FFA – Ohio
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