The Farm Forum donates Carhartt coats to state FFA officers

Staff Reports
Posted 9/17/18

BROOKINGS – Serving as South Dakota FFA State Officers means more than wearing the FFA official jacket at events. State FFA officers represent the SD FFA in everything they do and are Forever Blue.

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The Farm Forum donates Carhartt coats to state FFA officers

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BROOKINGS – Serving as South Dakota FFA State Officers means more than wearing the FFA official jacket at events. State FFA officers represent the SD FFA in everything they do and are Forever Blue.  

The Farm Forum recognizes the important role these six college students play in representing the future of agriculture in their day to day activities and donated warm, durable coats to the team to wear this winter. The FFA jacket is worn only on official business. The navy Carhartt jackets donated by The Farm Forum are durable and can go with them everywhere  – over official dress in cold weather, to college classes, back home doing chores, or wherever needed, and keep them looking like a team. 

The Farm Forum provided the officers with the jackets through the SD FFA Foundation.  Marie Robbins, State FFA Secretary says, “It is the support of business such as The Farm Forum that help make our year of service as impactful as it can be.  We also appreciate all the coverage you provide of our FFA activities and members.  Thank you to The Farm Forum for the considerate and useful gift.”

Individuals and businesses wanting to invest in SD youth in agriculture through financial or in kind donations should contact Gerri Ann Eide, SD FFA Foundation Executive Director at 605-765-4865 or gerri@sdffafoundation.org. 

For more information about the South Dakota FFA Foundation and South Dakota’s FFA programs, visit www.sdffafoundation.org.

– From S.D. FFA

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Pictured (left to right): SD FFA Student Ambassador Ariann VanBockern, Canton; State officers: Sarah Kroeger, Lennox; Marie Robbins, Elkton; Carolyn Blatchford, Brookings; Colton Riley, Rapid City; TJ Bigge, Parkston; Grady Gullikson, Flandreau; and Student Ambassador Connie Ismay, Newell.