Throughout the year Arvest Bank and KGGF have been honoring students from different FFA chapters in both Kansas and Oklahoma. As we finish up 2020 we wanted to do something different by honoring an entire FFA chapter for the month of December. The Labette County High School FFA Chapter has not only been successful in competing in contests throughout the state but also has a former student representing them as a State FFA Officer. State FFA Sentinel Hannah Graybill says her four years in FFA at LCHS really led here to this.

COVID-19 has been a challenge for FFA students from canceling events in the spring to changing how they do things now. LCHS FFA President and Southeast District President Cadence Wheeler says it's been a difficult process to adjust to.  One question we have tried to ask each Ag Student of the Month is what advice would you give someone who is thinking about being in FFA. Here is some of the advice from the students representing the LCHS FFA Chapter.

The full version of this interview with the LCHS FFA Chapter can be found on our Facebook or a link to the interview can be found here. Thank you to Arvest Bank for honoring FFA students throughout the year.