Murray State College recently hosted 146 schools, 505 teams and 1,675 students for the Fred A. Chapman FFA Interscholastic Contest.

The students competed in a variety of contests – from livestock and soils judging to electricity and floriculture, to name a few.

The sweepstakes winner was Byng high school. They won the environment/natural resources, floriculture and nursery contests, and had students place in the top five in other categories.

Top placing schools were Amber-Pocasset, Apache, Broken Bow, Byng, Dover, Edmond, Elmore City-Pernell, Guthrie, Lawton, Madill, Silo, Spiro, Strother and Vian.

Ag Communications
Madison Muller (Lawton)
Lawton

Ag Shop
Lucas Weber (Luther)
Edmond                     

Agronomy
Kenzi Price (Afton)
Dover

Animal Science Quiz Bowl
Elmore City-Pernell

Electricity
Blake Owens (Spiro)
Broken Bow

Entomology
Vladimir Barksdale (Strother)
Strother

Environment/Natural Resources 
Jet Frye (Byng)
Byng

Farm Business Management
Hollis Thompson (Amber-Pocasset)
Amber-Pocasset

Floriculture
Megan Pogue (Byng)
Byng

Homesite Evaluation
Madison Ross (Vian)
Vian

Jr. Livestock Judging
Hadley Bell (Madill)
Madill

Sr. Livestock Judging
Ridge Garrett (Guthrie)
Guthrie

Land Judging
Emmalee Blagg (Whitesboro)
Vian

Meat Evaluation
Colton Burns (Dover)
Dover

Milk Quality
Charity Elliot (Broken Bow)
Broken Bow

Nursery
Tucker Dennis (Byng)
Byng

Rangeland Management
Jack Merideth (Apache)
Apache

Soil and Water
Spiro

Turfgrass Management
John Poling (Silo)
Silo

Veterinary Science
Lauren Sellers (Edmond)
Edmond