Left to Right: Tee Pickett, Graham Borden, Shelbie Peterson, Brannick Sweetser, Larry Von Tress
Row 1: Larry Von Tress, Stephanie Swope, Jessica Hays, Julia Speir, Mercedes Perez, Josey Jackson Row 2: Row 3: Darian Zachek, Kari Dominguez, Espi Reyes, , Stacy Swope, Susan Swope Row 3: Mattie Wiseman, Ashton Treadwell, Keri Hays, Kevi McWright Row 4: Darbi Harrington, Susanna Turner, Kylan Swinney, Annie Kuenstler, Reid Swinney, Spencer McFaul Row 5: Taylor Scepka, Sealy Kuenstler, Amanda Borden, Desmond Quiroz, Shelbie Peterson, Matthew Simpson Row 6: Raul Perea, Tyler Parisi, Brannick Sweetser, Zak Speir, Michael Morris, Dalton Trantham Row 7: Graham Borden, Jason Lewis, Tee Pickett, Cameron Graves
(Deming) – The Deming FFA Chapter had a state-winning team and two high-point individuals during the state FFA Career Development Events competition in Las Cruces last week.
The Deming High Agronomy team placed first in the state, and Brannick Sweetser was highpoint in Agronomy while Annie Kuenstler was highpoint in Landscape Design.
Deming had the top six individuals in the Agronomy competition in the state: Sweetser was first; Keri Hays – second; Shelbie Peterson – third; Graham Borden – fourth; Tee Pickett – fifth; and Kylan Swinney – sixth.
The first-place team of Sweetser, Peterson, Borden and Pickett won the right to represent New Mexico at the National FFA Convention in Louisville, Kentucky, in October.
Deming also had the second-place Agronomy team… the third-place Pasture and Range and Landscape Design teams… the fourth-place Wildlife team… and the fifth-place Homesite and Floriculture teams.
The Pasture and Range team qualified to compete at the National Land and Range Contest in Oklahoma City in two weeks. In that state competition last week, Jason Lewis placed sixth at state and Spencer McFaul was eighth.
The Deming FFA advisors are Larry Von Tress and Susie Swope.
The Deming High Agronomy team placed first in the state, and Brannick Sweetser was highpoint in Agronomy while Annie Kuenstler was highpoint in Landscape Design.
Deming had the top six individuals in the Agronomy competition in the state: Sweetser was first; Keri Hays – second; Shelbie Peterson – third; Graham Borden – fourth; Tee Pickett – fifth; and Kylan Swinney – sixth.
The first-place team of Sweetser, Peterson, Borden and Pickett won the right to represent New Mexico at the National FFA Convention in Louisville, Kentucky, in October.
Deming also had the second-place Agronomy team… the third-place Pasture and Range and Landscape Design teams… the fourth-place Wildlife team… and the fifth-place Homesite and Floriculture teams.
The Pasture and Range team qualified to compete at the National Land and Range Contest in Oklahoma City in two weeks. In that state competition last week, Jason Lewis placed sixth at state and Spencer McFaul was eighth.
The Deming FFA advisors are Larry Von Tress and Susie Swope.
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