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Grama FFA outlines state competitions, fundraising and livestock plans
Summary
Grama FFA president Kaylee Flores told the board the chapter will send teams to state competitions May 14 and described livestock breeding and fair-show plans intended to increase student participation at the county fair.
Kaylee Flores, Grama FFA president, told the board the chapter plans to send teams to state contests on May 14, including dairy foods and food science teams and a freshmen competition. She said recent jamboree results were strong and described a busy competition schedule for May and June.
Flores also described livestock plans: the chapter acquired three cinnamon rabbits and expects breeding and litters timed to have animals ready for the county fair. FFA members said the chapter aims to expand participation by increasing available animals for students to show and sell. The students asked the board and community to support upcoming fundraisers and contests.
