Jace Adams awarded Kansas FFA Forage Production award
Congratulations to Jace Adams, junior at Beloit High on winning the Kansas State FFA Forage Production award!
After winning the district proficiency award in Forage Production, Jace has gone on to win at the state level. Jace spent many hours putting together his application to demonstrate his adequacy in the field of Forage Production. Jace works on his family farm and included his knowledge & photos from that life experience in his application. Congratulations Jace and good luck at Nationals.
Who can apply for an Agricultural Proficiency Award?
Agricultural proficiency awards are available to all FFA members enrolled in high school agriculture including special needs students. You can apply for specific proficiency areas while you are in high school or after you are out of high school, as long as you have been out for less than one year. If you have graduated from high school, you must have completed at least three full years of instruction in agricultural education or the program of agricultural education offered in the school last attended. At the minimum, you must have kept one full calendar year’s worth of records as an FFA member to apply for a national level proficiency award. Realistically, you are more competitive at the national level with more years of records. Some states have specific requirements; your state FFA advisors can provide more information.
For more information, contact Mr. Brandon Callaway, Beloit High FFA sponsor.
