(Deming) – Deming FFA teams did well at the District 6 FFA Career Development Events held Friday and Saturday in Deming and Silver City.
Advisor Larry Von Tress said the Deming Entomology teams placed first and second in the competition, with Reid Swinney as high-point individual, Truett Shafer - second, Poppy Shultz - third, Kylan Swinney - fourth and Kamryn Zachek - fifth.
Deming’s Landscape Design teams placed first and second with Darbi Harrington as high-point individual, Tee Pickett - second, Kenzi McWright - third, and Kevi McWright - fifth.
The Agronomy team placed first, with Truett Shafer as high-point individual, Poppy Shultz - second, Kamryn Zachek - third, and Sam Turner - fourth.
The Homesite team placed first with Destiny Parisi as high-point individual, Reid Swinney - second, and Kari Dominguez - third.
Floriculture placed first with Stacy Swope as second-high individual, Ciera Wood - third, and Tatumn O’Toole - fifth.
Farm Business Management teams placed second and third, with Kylan Swinney as third-high individual.
Horticulture Produce placed second with Ciera Wood as third-high individual.
The Wildlife teams placed second and fifth with Warren Shafer as high-point individual.
And Pasture and Range was third with Matthew Simpson as fourth-high individual.
The teams now advance to the state competition April 6th through the 8th on the campus of New Mexico State University in Las Cruces.
Advisor Larry Von Tress said the Deming Entomology teams placed first and second in the competition, with Reid Swinney as high-point individual, Truett Shafer - second, Poppy Shultz - third, Kylan Swinney - fourth and Kamryn Zachek - fifth.
Deming’s Landscape Design teams placed first and second with Darbi Harrington as high-point individual, Tee Pickett - second, Kenzi McWright - third, and Kevi McWright - fifth.
The Agronomy team placed first, with Truett Shafer as high-point individual, Poppy Shultz - second, Kamryn Zachek - third, and Sam Turner - fourth.
The Homesite team placed first with Destiny Parisi as high-point individual, Reid Swinney - second, and Kari Dominguez - third.
Floriculture placed first with Stacy Swope as second-high individual, Ciera Wood - third, and Tatumn O’Toole - fifth.
Farm Business Management teams placed second and third, with Kylan Swinney as third-high individual.
Horticulture Produce placed second with Ciera Wood as third-high individual.
The Wildlife teams placed second and fifth with Warren Shafer as high-point individual.
And Pasture and Range was third with Matthew Simpson as fourth-high individual.
The teams now advance to the state competition April 6th through the 8th on the campus of New Mexico State University in Las Cruces.
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