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Adair Co. FFA members show off Three-Star Plaque

2026-10-28 - Martinsville, IN - Photo from Gabby Barnes
On the final day of the trip to the National Convention in Indianapolis, Adair Co. FFA members traveled to Risin' Creek Creamery, and went on a tour of one of the top dairy goat farms in the nation. Above, FFA members pose with our new plaque for earning a Three-Star Rating, which is the highest honor the National FFA Organization can bestow.

Students in the back row from left to right are: Brayden Fitzgerald, Lane Kelsay, Braxton Irvin, Brent Moore, Ethan Wooten, Will Reynolds, Mason Taylor, Hudson Hancock, and Andrew Miller.

Students in the middle row from left to right are: Breanna Foster, Kantlee Harvey, Laramie Baldwin, Haylee McGuffin, Millie Chumbley, Rosalie Reynolds, Claire Loy, Allee Campbell, Amelia Martin, and Alayna Marcum.

Students in the front row from left to right are: Addie Baker, Anna Moore, Karen Castrejon, Abby Maulden, and Katie Kean.
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Fall Colors of Kentucky (4 of 4)

2026-10-28 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com
Robert writes, "Spotted this barn off from the main road along Highway 90. This one was taken a different bright sunny day from the previous 3 photos. The photography adventure was planned based on a forecast of a cloudy, overcast skies which never materialized. In the end it turned out well enough, since it was mid morning and I wasn't forced to take the photo directly shooting into the sun."
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Adair Co. FFA students get a Derby Tour

2026-10-28 - Louisville, KY - Photo from Gabby Barnes
On the way to the National Convention in Indianapolis, Adair Co. FFA members stopped by Churchhill Downs in Louisville. FFA members learned about the history of the Kentucky Derby and the genetics behind breeding the fastest horses in the world.
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