Harlan FFA Members Shine at National Convention
Ten Harlan FFA members made waves at this year's National Convention in Indianapolis, joining nearly 75,000 attendees for a week of learning and inspiration. From engaging tours to exciting keynote sessions, discover how they represented Harlan with pride!
Ten Harlan FFA members embarked on an exciting trip to the National FFA Convention and Expo in Indianapolis, Indiana, from October 22-25. They joined students from four other Iowa FFA chapters, sharing a charter bus for the journey.
The group began their adventure with a tour of the Kinze Manufacturing Plant in Williamsburg, Iowa, learning how planters and grain carts are designed and produced. They also visited Hummel Livestock in Cabery, Illinois, gaining insights into livestock breeding.
During their stay, Harlan FFA members participated in agricultural tours at facilities like Ozark Fisheries and Montrose Alpaca Farm. At the Oinking Acres Farm Rescue and Sanctuary, they interacted with rescued animals, deepening their understanding of animal care and rescue efforts.
The highlights of the convention included attending the Opening Session at Lucas Oil Stadium, featuring keynote speeches and a concert exclusive to attendees. Members also explored the Career Show and Expo, which showcased over 400 agricultural companies and colleges.
This year’s convention broke records with nearly 75,000 attendees, reflecting the growing engagement in agricultural education. For more details on the Harlan FFA experience and convention highlights, visit the full article.
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