November 7, nine members of the Fredericktown FFA chapter competed in public speaking events sponsored by different Missouri agriculture organizations at the district level.
The purpose for the contests is to develop individual public speaking skills and to promote interests and awareness of the various aspects of each of the six industries, which include: Missouri Cooperatives, Pork Producers, Cattlemen’s Association, Young Farmers and Young Farm Wives, Soil and Water, as well as Missouri Quarter Horse.
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The following Fredericktown FFA members participated at the district level: Layni Kinkead -Missouri Cattlemen's, Julie Turnbough–Missouri Institute of Cooperatives, Abbey Sullens Soil and Water, Libby Mooney and Kenlee -Young Farmers and Young Farm Wives, Kati Rohan and Alex Sikes- in Missouri Quarter Horse Association, Ava Laut - and Emilie Parsley-in Missouri Pork Producers.
Ava Laut received first place in the Missouri Pork Producers and will be representing the Southeast District in February at the Missouri State Pork Producers Convention. Libby Mooney received second place in the Young Farmers and Young Farm Wives.
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