Shenandoah FFA scores well again in state proficiencies contest

Middletown, IN- On April 7, 2014 Shenandoah FFA members placed very well in this year's state proficiency judging contest. Students, in order to compete, must meet certain requirements set by Indiana and National FFA in their own Supervised Agricultural Experiences (SAEs). They then fill out an application that showcases their programs. Members SAEs were judged against other programs from all across the state in their specified areas. Those students who placed in the Gold Emblem Section in this contest made the top four in the state. The Gold Emblem applications will be resubmitted on April 18th for final scoring and placement. Winning SAEs are announced at the annual state convention and contest in June. Results are as follows below:

Nathan DeYoung; Agricultural Communications Entrepreneurship; Gold Emblem

Jason Masters; Agriculture Mechanics Repair & Maintenance Entrepreneurship; Gold Emblem

Chassey Harter; Beef Production Placement; Gold Emblem

Adrianne Trennepohl; Beef Production Entrepreneurship; Gold Emblem

Chase McCorkle; Diversified Livestock Production Placement; Gold Emblem

Nathan DeYoung; Emerging Agricultural Technology Placement; Gold Emblem

Sydnee Kirby; Equine Science Placement; Silver Emblem

Wyatt Bivens; Forage Production Placement; Silver Emblem

Bobby Pierce; Forest Management and Products Placement; Gold Emblem

Aaron McCambridge; Outdoor Recreation Placement; Gold Emblem

Gage New; Poultry Production Placement; Bronze Emblem

Kathryn Pierce; Sheep Production Entrepreneurship; Gold Emblem