CENTERVILLE —
The 212° Conference is a leadership conference created by the National FFA Organization and is open to FFA members in ninth or 10th grade. 212 degrees is temperature at which water boils. At 211° water is extremely hot, but just one more degree takes it up another level and changes its state. The 212° conference challenges students to push past their limits to the boiling point of leadership.
Every year, the theme rotates and includes the themes virtues, growth and collaboration. This year the theme was “Virtues”!
200 ninth and 10th grade FFA members experienced a fast-paced, action backed day focusing on: Discovering that passions pave our path but virtues direct it; define virtues and explore how to use these; distinguish how decision-making skills chart the map of a virtuous life; evaluate the culmination of passions, virtues and decision making skills to define our character; attach SMART goals to our decisions; create a personal growth plan.
The 360° Conference is a leadership conference created by the National FFA Organization and is open to FFA members in 11th or 12th grade. 360° takes students full circle through chapter leadership development. Attendees learned how to develop action plans for their chapters from every angle.
Every year, the theme rotates and includes the themes vision and influence. This year the theme was “Vision.” 150 actively engaged 11th and 12th grade FFA members experienced a fast-paced, action packed day focusing on: Defining vision and understanding what it means to be a visionary; create a vision plan that addresses a chapter need; outline a plan for moving our vision forward; discover strategies to recruit followers of the vision; identify ways to work persistently and overcome obstacles; discover strategies and tools used in evaluation.
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Centerville FFA students attend conferences
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Centerville FFA students attend judging clinic
Veterinary doctor Doug Anderson from Davenport gives a demonstration on horse tooth health and how to properly use a float on a horse.
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Centerville FFA attends V-Smart camp
Centerville FFA members attended the V-Smart (Veterinary Student Mixed Animal Recruitment) Vet Camp on Saturday, April 6 in Ames at the ISU Vet College.
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Iowans invited to enter Iowa agriculture art contest
Iowa artists of all ages are invited to participate in the second annual “Celebration of Iowa: Agricultural Art Award.”
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Farm Bureau members meet officials in Washington
Fifty Iowa Farm Bureau leaders visited Capitol Hill and their elected officials during the annual national policy trip March 18-21 to discuss key farm issues, including continuing work on a long-term Farm Bill with strong crop insurance provisions.
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Indoor farmers market
Indoor farmers market March 23 in Albia at the Methodist Church Family Life Center, 11 Benton Ave. This is a one time event that is free and open to the public from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. This market features 45 different local producers and educational displays.
- Exline Rambler 4-H Club news
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Centerville students attend District FFA Convention in Earlham
Centerville students attended the District FFA Convention in Earlham on Saturday, March 9.
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IHCC Ag Club recipient of $5,000
Roger Wells, of Plano, has been selected as a winner in "America's Farmers Grow Communities," sponsored by the Monsanto Fund.
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MCM workshop
Landowners and operators with CRP land are invited to attend an information/training session on CRP Mid Contract Management on Thursday, March 21 from 9-10:30 a.m.
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CTI holds Customer Appreciation Day
Centerville Tractor Implement held Customer Appreciation Day Wednesday, Feb. 27 to talk about some of the new technology and systems offered to farmers for 2013.
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Bull selection clinics will help in decision making process
Cattle producers looking for their new herd bull at upcoming bull sales can use some simple tools to make a good selection.
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Centerville FFA competes in sub-district at Wayne school
Members from the Centerville FFA chapter competed in the sub-district contests at Wayne Community High School on Tuesday, Feb. 19.
- Appanoose County Farm Bureau celebrates Food Check-Out Week
- Local angus breeders recognized nationally in Pathfinder Report
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Centerville FFA team competes in Beef Expo
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