The end of January is always busy for FFA members with proficiencies, state degrees and region officer applications due.
We have some very dedicated students that have well represented our chapter in the region and will continue on to state.
First harvest of the summer!
The summer produce will be donated to the Mora Food Pantry!
Mora Food Pantry we look forward to lots of produce this summer going to the community! 🥬🥗
Agriculture B students the past week have analyzed soil.
pH, NPK, texture, sand/silt/clay, horizons and more!
Veterinary Science students practiced different injections on oranges and bananas! 💉🟠🍌
Members at Cow/Calf days learning about market reports and management of cow nutrition.
Here representing Mora FFA and Kanabec/Isanti Farm Bureau
First harvest in the books!
7.25 lbs that we were able to bring to the cafeteria for lunch!
Students did daily checks of the plants and water.
Added nutrients when needed and kept the pH level on track! We will start our next round after winter break!
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Been a busy 🐝 week!
From starting fishing poles 🎣
To analysing wildlife pelts 🦊
And completing evergreen hanging baskets 🌲🧺
From hydroponic lettuce to greenhouse models and peeping the fish tank for trout eggs next week students in the Agriculture room are always busy with a project.
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Agriculture A students going on a scavenger hunt for tools within certain careers of agriculture.
Then putting them in categories to show how they work together all across the board.
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Agriculture B students got their hand at being a food scientist today. From identifying aromas to analysing name brand vs generic.
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November chapter meeting included learning about fall harvest, experiences from National Convention, fall themed BINGO and turning in fruit sales! 🌽🍎🍂
A productive yet fun evening.
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You are welcome to visit our online portal to order or send us a message.
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Our agriculture B eighth grade students wrapping up our soils unit with soil horizons that are edible. They had to choose the best ingredients to represent the different soil layers from bedrock to topsoil. 🌱
Students this week in fishing and aquatics are testing the water quality of our fish tank preparing for trout eggs to come in December and putting away our fishing poles for the winter and getting ready to build ice rods. 🎣
This week has been busy in the Agriculture Department. From landscaping drafts, boutonnieres, setting up the hydroponic system, dissecting fish, learning to jump a car battery and soil testing!
Enjoying our morning in Indiana! Breakfast at Cracker Barrel then visited a park in between tours for some stretching and moving!
National convention here we go!
This great crew is out in the community today talking about FFA & what it has done for them & asking for donations to support our chapter & True Friends. If you are interested in donating contact us for a personal visit from a member or more information [email protected]
General livestock and poultry career development events happened today! We will find out results soon and general livestock is a state qualifier!
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Less than $200 to go! Is anybody able to help our classroom out?
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