Carrington FFA Alumni Crop Show Feb. 20-24

The Annual Carrington FFA Alumni Crop Show was held at Runnings, February 20-24.

The Carrington FFA Alumni Crop show gives Carrington FFA members the opportunity to gain valuable knowledge of the crop industry of Foster County and the State of North Dakota.

The local crop show also gives FFA members an advantage in preparing grain samples for the North Dakota State Crop Show held in Valley City during the North Dakota Winter Show.

Carrington FFA members exhibited a total of 45 threshed grain samples. Thirteen different classes of grain were exhibited.

The results are as follows.

Barley

• Hayden House, 1st Place

• Joe Lindberg, 2nd Place

• Zoey Kollman, Blue

• Maverick Zink, Blue

Oats

• Trey Morley, Blue

Flax

• Max Ciubotareanu, Blue

• Joe Lindberg, Blue

Millet

• Emma Aberle, Red

Corn

• Gabe Ricter, 1st Place

• Hayden Somsen, Red

Hard Red Spring Wheat

• Owen Hagel, 1st Place

• Mathew Schuster, 2nd Place

• Karlee Lesmann, 3rd Place

• Aaron Neumiller, Blue

• Mae Eversvik, Blue

Durum Wheat

• Sierra Friedt, 1st Place

• Taya Lura, 2nd Place

• London Davis, 3rd Place

• Callen Garber, Blue

• Mathew Schuster, Red

Rye

• Isabel Wendel, 1st Place

Soybeans

• Kylie Skadberg, 1st Place

• Dylan Bachmeier, 2nd Place

• Jaxon Schaefer, 3rd Place

• Peyton Spitzer, Blue

• Wyatt Weninger, Blue

• Izzy Neuman, Blue

• Hailee Weber, Red

Pinto Beans

• Sydney Freidt, 1st Place

• Jozey Retzlaff, 2nd Place

• Madison Johnson, Blue

• Izzy Neuman, Blue

• Wyatt Kalliokoski, Blue

• Dru Carr, Red

• Jake Otto, Red

Navy Beans

• Krystal Klein, 1st Place

• Kanin Zieman, Blue

• Jazmyn Ybarra, Blue

• Easton Mittleider, Red

• Ethan Roller, Red

Field Peas

• Hunter Bachmeier, 1st Place

• Corbin Clifton, Blue

Non-oil Sunflower

• Mercedes Lura, 1st Place

• Tesslin Lura, Blue

• Joe Lindberg, Blue

Joe Lindberg earned the “Premier Exhibitor” award for the crop show, which is based on the quantity and quality of samples exhibited in the show.

The durum sample exhibited by Sierra Friedt was named the “Premier Exhibit,” recognizing the sample as the overall outstanding exhibit.