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Wolf Point Students Compete During John Deere Days

Wolf Point Students Compete During John Deere Days Wolf Point Students Compete During John Deere Days

The Missouri Valley FFA from Wolf Point High School traveled to Bozeman for John Deere Days Nov. 11-13 at Montana State University Campus.

The boys participated in both junior and senior ag mechanics, agronomy, equipment safety competition and range science. The girls participated in livestock judging and horse evaluation. Both groups participated in Montana leadership and premier leadership events.

Jordan Davis ranked 37th out of 96 individuals. The jr. agronomy team placed seventh out of 33 teams participating. Ben Boysun ranked 55th out of 277 individuals in the ag mechanics/ ag tech event. Samantha Reed ranked 21st out of 157 individuals in the senior horse judging event. Both senior and junior teams participated well together in events.

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