FFA judging teams compete in Northwest Missouri District Career Development Events

Numerous FFA judging teams qualified for state competition following the Northwest Missouri District Career Development Events held on Tuesday.

Many individuals from area chapters ranked high in the events but are identified only by their initials according to the online results.

For agronomy, Gilman city was 1^st and North Harrison 4^th. Others eligible for state are Gallatin, Cameron, and Princeton with Cainsville as an alternate.

In dairy foods, Gilman city was 3^rd and Winston 4^th. North Harrison is an alternate.

For entomology, Gallatin took 1^st and Winston 3^rd. Others qualifying for state are Cameron, North Mercer Braymer, and Jamesport.

In farm management, Jamesport was 1^st, Gilman City 2^nd, Chillicothe 3^rd, and Pattonsburg 4^th.

For soils judging, Polo was 3^rd, Gallatin 4^th, and Gilman city 5^th. Others eligible for state are Chillicothe and Trenton.

In floriculture, Gallatin, Braymer, and Winston qualify for state judging.

In food science, the Trenton FFA team won 1^st place. South Harrison is an alternate.

For horse evaluations, Princeton placed 2^nd. North Harrison is an alternate.

In livestock, the top three are Chillicothe, Cameron, and North Harrison.

For nursery landscape, Gallatin takes 3^rd. Others eligible for state are Cameron, South Harrison, and Gilman City.

For poultry, Chillicothe FFA had a team take 1^st place with North Harrison 2^nd. Also eligible for state are judging teams from Cameron, Jamesport, and Winston.