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ACHS land judging team headed to OKC nationals Adair County's Oklahoma City, OK, national competition bound land judging team: Karli Jessie, Rachel Pescosolido, Emily Burton, and Brooklyn Wilson. The team is coached by Mr. Kirby Hancock. Click on headline for story with photo(s) By Lisa Walker, Senior FFA Reporter News from the Adair Co. High School Future Farmers of America The Adair County FFA land judging team qualified for national competition yesterday, Thursday, November 4, 2010, at the state contest held in Hardinsburg, KY. They received fourth place out of twenty two teams, just missing first place by a few points. On Wednesday, the team practiced judging on several farms throughout Breckinridge County. On Thursday, the contest was held on a large farm overlooking the Ohio River. Each of the 11 FFA regions had sent their top two teams to the competition. In the contest, students analyze plots of land and core samples of soil to determine the land's class and make recommendations for conservation practices. The contest is sponsored by the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), Ky Farm Bureau, and Farm Credit Services. The team has already started making preparations for the national competition to be held in Oklahoma City, OK during the first week of May. The team consists of Karli Jessie, Rachel Pescosolido, Emily Burton, and Brooklyn Wilson and is coached by Mr. Hancock.ACHS land judging team headed to OKC nationals This story was posted on 2010-11-05 15:40:51
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