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Imbler FFA

Imbler FFA. State Degree Presentation By: Remington Troyer. SAE Overview. SAE #1: EOLS Hog’s SAE #2: Lowline Steer SAE #3: Animal Chores. EOLS Market Hog {Year One}. Freshman Year Cared for a Yorkshire/Hampshire cross hog. Sale: $652.72 Expenses: $295.00 - Hog: $125.00

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Imbler FFA

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  1. Imbler FFA State Degree Presentation By: Remington Troyer

  2. SAE Overview • SAE #1: EOLS Hog’s • SAE #2: Lowline Steer • SAE #3: Animal Chores

  3. EOLS Market Hog {Year One} • Freshman Year Cared for a Yorkshire/Hampshire cross hog. • Sale: $652.72 • Expenses: $295.00 -Hog: $125.00 -Wormer: $15.00 -Feed: $155.00 • Total Hours:132

  4. EOLS Market Hog{Year Two} • Sophomore Year Cared for a Yorkshire/Hampshire cross hog. • Sale: $682.89 • Expenses: $249.22 - Gerber Farms {Hog} $98.72 - Feed $135.50 - Wormer $15.00 • Total Hours:109

  5. Goals For EOLS Market Hogs • Goal #1: Learn how to work for my money. • Goal #2: Learn how to care for a hog. • Goal #3: Learn how to show a hog. What Did I Learn? • How to track my hours for the record book. • How to care for a hog properly. • How to overcome unexpected difficulties with animals.

  6. Lowline Steer • Junior Year Caring for a Lowline steer until June 2012. • Sale: {Not sold yet} • Expenses: $174.25 - Triple F Farms {Feed} - Country Animal Clinic {Check-up} • Total Hours: 39 {so far}

  7. Goals For Lowline Steer • Goal #1: Learn how to handle cattle. • Goal #2: Get halter broke before January. • Goal #3: Learn how to show cattle properly. What Did I Learn? • How to halter break a steer. • How to show my steer properly. • How to care for my steer and get the right feeding proportions.

  8. Family Animal Chores • Freshman through Junior Year I care for three horses and three of our dogs. • I do not receive pay for this SAE. • Expenses: Vary due to feed prices. • Total Hours: 96

  9. CDE’S{Career Development Events} • 2009 - Plant and Soils - Ag Sales - Tractor Driving • 2010 - Animal Judging - Ag Sales • What Did I Learn? • How to sell a product and advertise properly. • How to operate a Tractor and drive it properly. • How to identify certain plants and what soil is best fit for certain climates. • How to properly judge an animal.

  10. CDE’S{Continued} • 2011 - Sophomore Public Speaking - Parliamentary Procedures - Sectional Speaking - Horse Judging {State CDE’S} • What Did I Learn? • I learned how to improve my speaking capabilities. • How to properly run a meeting. • How to properly judge a horse.

  11. FFA Leadership Activities Offices Held -Freshman Greenhand Jr.Advisor -Advanced Jr.Advisor -Advanced Reporter -District Treasurer Other Activities -District Leadership Camp -Cider Press -National Convention -State Convention -Rituals I have completed over 30

  12. Community Leadership Activities • Christmas Caroling • Highway Clean-Up • Leaf Raking • Christmas Presents for Community Families Outside of School Activities • Shoveling Neighbors Sidewalks • Youth Group at Faith Center • CASA Banquet • CASA Harlem Ambassadors Event

  13. School Activities • Junior Class Girl Representative • Prom Committee • Junior/Senior Banquet Committee • 2009-2010 Volleyball

  14. Future Goals • Attend Boise State or Oregon State University Majors • Agribusiness • Kindergarten Teacher

  15. Thank You! Any Questions?

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