Savannah hosted agriculture contests on Monday, and several schools had judging teams that scored at the top of various categories. Among them:
- Gilman City was first in agronomy and farm management.
- Chillicothe was first in food science, livestock, and FFA knowledge.
- Gallatin took first place in forestry.
- Winston was first in poultry.
- North Harrison was first in meats.
- Cameron took first in entomology.
Several FFA teams took second place in various contests at Savannah. Among them:
- Trenton was second in meats.
- Princeton was second in horses.
- Gallatin took second in nursery/landscape, livestock, and soils.
- Chillicothe was second in poultry, farm management, and ag sales.
- Polo was second in FFA knowledge.
- Cameron was second in ag mechanics.
Among schools with teams finishing in third place in the Savannah judging:
- Trenton was third in ag sales.
- Gallatin was third in ag mechanics.
- North Harrison took third in agronomy.
- Maysville was third in livestock and FFA knowledge.
- Cameron took third in horses.
Individually, first-place judges from area schools include Ethan Elder and Alex Young of Gilman City in farm management and soils; North Harrison students Dillon Hartschen and Lela Hartschen in meats and agronomy; Emma Christopher of Gallatin in forestry; Marsha Uthe of Winston in poultry; Aubrie Burton of Chillicothe in livestock.
