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Indiana Bicentennial Celebration 2016
Sullivan FFA Summer Agriculture Tour
In June 2016 members of the Sullivan FFA Chapter will celebrate Indiana agriculture and Indiana’s Bicentennial by traveling the state and touring farms, agribusinesses, and other highlighted partners in Indiana agriculture. Through this experience, Sullivan FFA members will learn about Indiana’s rich history and promising future in the agriculture industry. Students will also explore the wide array of career opportunities in the agriculture industry in an effort to inform and inspire them to seek future careers in our nation’s most important industry—agriculture.
Q&A with Legacy Project Coordinator Kevin Cross
What do you consider the key accomplishments of your Legacy Project?
- Students had the opportunity to see many aspects of Indiana agriculture and explore agricultural careers while celebrating the bicentennial.
Describe a highlight or most memorable moment related to your Legacy Project.
- Students really enjoyed touring Beck's Hybrids in Atlanta Indiana where they learned about the science and processes behind developing, growing, and selling corn hybrids.
How/where are you preserving information and artifacts related to your Legacy Project?
- Pictures and articles are being kept by the Sullivan FFA Chapter.
Total number of volunteers who participated.
- 20.
Estimated total attendance.
- 11.
Photos of the Sullivan FFA Summer Agriculture Tour
Project Details
- Organization: Sullivan FFA Chapter
- County: Sullivan
- Contact: Kevin Cross, 812-887-0958, kcross@swest.k12.in.us
- Type: Non-Profit, Government/Municipal/Educational
- Project Number: IBC-YE-232
