Loup County FFA

Loup County FFA Loup County FFA is an organization used to educate and promote agriculture to our youth.

More Shop projects for sale!1. Shelf rack with hooks. Shelf is 16 7/8 wide x 7.5 deep x 8 tall$152. 1 bottomless flower ...
05/08/2026

More Shop projects for sale!

1. Shelf rack with hooks.
Shelf is 16 7/8 wide x 7.5 deep x 8 tall
$15

2. 1 bottomless flower bed
35 inches long x 15.75 wide x 9.25 deep
$25

3. 1 heavy duty indoor/ outdoor step stool.
23 inches long x 18 inches wide x 10.25 tall
$35

4. 1 shelf rack with hooks.
Top shelf is 17.75 long x 5.5 deep bottom rack with hooks is 28.25 long x 5.5 tall
$20

Loup County FFA is working on some awesome fundraiser projects. First up we have the perfect Mother’s Day gift! ** 1 Cut...
05/06/2026

Loup County FFA is working on some awesome fundraiser projects. First up we have the perfect Mother’s Day gift!

** 1 Cute little spice rack
11.25 W x 13.5 H x 5.5 Deep
$15

Garden season is around the corner!

** 1 Bottomless flower bed or garden bed

3 ft wide x 11 inches tall x 25.5 deep
$30

Comment on this Original Post to buy either one. Thank you.

Loup County FFA has both seed potatoes and seed yams for sale🥔🍠 First come, first serve! Comment or contact us(Miss. Mic...
05/01/2026

Loup County FFA has both seed potatoes and seed yams for sale🥔🍠 First come, first serve! Comment or contact us(Miss. Micheel, Alyissa Moody, or Mr. Dunbar) to claim, make arrangements for pickup, or ask any questions you may have! (308-942-9115) You get them as is with no guarantees.

•approximately 180 Royal Crest Idaho seed potatoes. All growing many eyes and ready for your garden! -$0.60 each, buy 20 or more $0.50 each!

•3 boxes seed Creole Classic Yams from Garber Farms - boxes not quite full (estimated to be about 15 yams a box). These sweet potatoes are just beginning to grow eyes as they are warmer season growers. - $8 per box. Thank You!

Reminder!!! FFA Banquet and Labor Auction tomorrow night, Thursday April 23rd at 6:30 p.m. in the gym. Everyone is welco...
04/22/2026

Reminder!!! FFA Banquet and Labor Auction tomorrow night, Thursday April 23rd at 6:30 p.m. in the gym. Everyone is welcome. It is Potluck and table wear is provided. The labor auction will be around 8. ****Special Opportunity this year is this FFA Throw Sized Quilt made and donated by Linda and Kent Lewis. Special thanks to Abi Lewis and Jessi Worm at Stitched by Jessi Rose for assistance. The Quilt is 55 by 68”. We also will have a 10 foot wood feed bunk made by the junior high and some flower arrangements for auction. If you can’t make it and would like to put in a bid please message us. Tell us, 1. What or Whose Labor you would like to bid on. 2. The highest amount you would bid up to or a starting bid. Then during the auction we can put your bid in. Or message us your phone number and we can do a call in bid. Thanks. It will be a fun night.

Big thanks to Steve White for doing a story on our awesome school. We told him we are his favorite town. He says he love...
04/13/2026

Big thanks to Steve White for doing a story on our awesome school. We told him we are his favorite town. He says he loves all his towns. Either way we appreciate him. We love it here and it takes a team and a village to make this place great. Parents, Staff, Community, Businesses, and of course our great students make this a Chapter and School to be proud of. Great job to our FFA members!

FFA's roots run deep here in Nebraska. At one of the state's smallest schools, nearly every senior is carrying that tradition forward, earning the state FFA ...

**State FFA results.     The meats team placed 10th out of 60 teams getting a blue ribbon! Individually Hudson was in th...
03/31/2026

**State FFA results.
The meats team placed 10th out of 60 teams getting a blue ribbon! Individually Hudson was in the top 8% getting a purple ribbon, Claira top 14% getting a blue, and Noah and Jaelynn both placing in the top 33% getting a red ribbon!

In Ag Mechanics the team just missed top half but Everett was top 20% getting a blue and Henry top 26% getting a red! Queston and Alfred did a great job as freshman in a hard contest!

Our state degree recipients were Ella, Karyme, Makayla, Claira, Alyissa, Noah, Henry, Hudson, and Everett!

What a great State FFA convention we had. From Competition, State Degrees, leadership workshops, to sessions, Career Fair, State capital, and all the fast food we could handle. Other highlights included a tour of HUDL, Hudson and Karyme getting interviewed by Steve White, watching Husker basketball in the lobby, blaring the tunes cruising through Lincoln, and just having an awesome time representing Loup County! A huge shout out to Tammera Moody for being a sponsor and helping out in so many ways. Memories to last a lifetime!

Ag Mechanics Team of Henry, Everett, Queston, and Alfred competed as well as Meats Judging team of Claira, Jaelynn, Huds...
03/26/2026

Ag Mechanics Team of Henry, Everett, Queston, and Alfred competed as well as Meats Judging team of Claira, Jaelynn, Hudson, and Noah. Full results to follow.

Ag Mechanics had to Identify parts on a payloader, identify small engine parts, and do electrical wiring. They also had tests over all three areas.

Meats team had to judge and place several classes of retail, primal, and carcuss classes as well as identify meat retail cuts from beef, pork, and lamb. They competed at UNL’s meat science lab.

03/26/2026

2026 Loup County State Degree Recipients. Catch a glimpse of them before hand as they make their way through the tunnels of Pinnacle Bank Arena where the Huskers play basketball. I think this video sums up this group well! We all should be proud of Loup County and these 9 kids. The community and parents should take pride in these awards too as they are not possible without places to work, families to help, and a community and school to support them. The keynote speaker at the session said “You are your spark!” There’s a whole lot of spark in this group. They are ready to make the world a better place!

Loup County FFA made it to State FFA. The link to watch opening session/state degrees is https://neaged.org at 7 p.m. He...
03/25/2026

Loup County FFA made it to State FFA. The link to watch opening session/state degrees is https://neaged.org at 7 p.m. Here is an overview of the Spring Events prior to State. We will get you state results later on!

The last few weeks have been very busy for Loup County FFA with State Degrees Interviews, Norfolk CDE's, Sargent CDE’s, and Burwell Livestock Judging. Norfolk CDE's were highlighted by the Ag Mechanics team getting 3rd out of 15 teams and qualifying for State. (Henry, Everett, Alfred, Queston) Sargent CDE’s were highlighted by placing 2nd in Meat Judging. (Noah, Hudson, Everett, Claira, Jaelynn, Sierra) See below for more CDE information.

Earlier in February, nine Loup County FFA members earned their state degrees this year and will receive it at Pinnacle Bank Arena at the State Convention in March! In District Proficiency Applications in the Beef Entrepreneurship area; Claira received gold and placed top 3 and moved on to the initial state level where she received a State Gold Rating. Henry received a Silver award for his cow project. Claira and Henry also applied for State Star in production with Claira getting 3rd place in the district and alternate to state. Both students put in a great deal of extra time to showcase their cow/calf projects.

This is one outstanding group of students that represent all that is great about Loup County! State Degree recipients with their projects are: Makayla (Subcon and house cleaning), Ella (Cow/Calf Project), Karyme (Lazy D and Pizza Palace), Alyissa (Cow/Calf), Hudson (Kraus Wood Cutting and freelance labor), Everett (Morgan Ranch), Henry (Cow/Calf), Claira (Cow/Calf), Noah (Corner Market).

Students had great opportunities to compete in Career Development Events at 2 locations. Contests are focused on agriculture career areas and tests the students knowledge of that industry. As mentioned, Norfolk CDE's were highlighted by the Ag Mechanics team placing 3rd and qualifying for state. The team consisted of Henry, Everett, Alfred, and Queston. Individually Henry had to Arc Weld and take a test. Everett had to do electrical wiring and take a test. Alfred had to identify equipment parts and take a test. Queston had to identify small engine parts and take a test. As a team they had to problem solve an electrical diagram and wire it together.

Sargent CDE’s were highlighted by the 2nd Place Meats Team! The Meats team placed 2nd out of 11 teams and has qualified a team of 4 students for State! In the top 10% was Hudson 2nd, Noah 6th. Top 25% was Everett 12th, Jaelynn 17th. Top 40% included Sierra and Claira. Students had to identify meat cuts, judge and rank classes of meat cuts, and classify images of carcasses for Quality and Yield Grade. Three members of the meats team also competed at the Eustis Farnum invite with Hudson placing top 33%, Claira and Everett placing top 50%.

In Welding, there were 14 competitors in each welding division with Everett getting 6th in TIG, Noah 7th in Oxy Acetylene, Henry Competing in Arc/Stick, and Alfred filling in to MIG/Wire for Claira who was sick. Students had to take a test and weld butt, lap, and T welds for their area
Hudson placed 3rd and top 10% at Farm Management where he took a test over Agribusiness questions. Alyissa placed top 20% and Hudson top 50% in Food Science, with Ella, Natalee, Atziry, and Yael also competing. Students had to take a test, identify aromas (Spices/Flavors), and do a taste test. The team of Alyissa, Hudson, Ella, and Natalee placed top 50% in Food Science.

Hudson placed top 50% in Biotechnology with Sierra, Noah, and Makayla also competing. They took a test over Science, Biotech, Biology, and Genetics. Sierra was top 33% and Makayla was top 50% in floriculture with Karyme and Jaelynn also competing. They had to take a written exam, identify flowers, and make a floral centerpiece and boutonniere.

The Livestock Management team consisted of Alyissa, Ella, Adyson, and Sierra. They placed 3rd in the poultry portion of the contest and top 50% in the Horse area. Livestock Management had to take a team test that included identification, problem-solving, livestock judging, and more. There were tests on Beef, Dairy, Swine, Horse, Poultry, and Sheep.

The Natural Resource team placed 8th out of 17 teams. Hudson and Henry were top 25%, Alyissa top 35%, and Queston and Alfred top 50%. Also competing were Ella, Sierra, Natalee, and Jaelynn. Students had to take a Natural Resource/Environmental Test and identify Wildlife and Fish Species.

In Agronomy, Alyissa placed 7th (Top 10%) and Henry was in the top 20%. The team placed 8th. Makayla, Yael, Everett, Question, and Alfred also competed. Students identified equipment, insects, crops, weeds, and answered soil questions. In Vet Science, Karyme and Adyson competed. Students had to identify tools, diseases, and breeds as well as take a test and complete a vet procedure.

At Burwell Livestock Judging in the junior high division, Carter placed 1st, William 3rd, and Ellis top 50%. The team of Carter, William, Ellis, and Lane placed 2nd. Yael placed top 50% in the Junior division in high school. In the 4H division Dylan placed 4th Purple, Natalie 5th Purple, with Axel, Emerson, Dugan, Belle, Creo, and Madi all getting Blue Ribbons.

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P. O. Box 170
Taylor, NE
68879

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