Waynoka FFA

02/11/2026

Don’t forget Hog health papers with test results for entries showing at Woodward Districts.

08/16/2024

To keep up with current news from the chapter, look up “Waynoka FFA Chapter” on Facebook for our new page!

08/05/2024

Waynoka FFA Members Attend 2024 Oklahoma FFA Alumni Leadership Camp

By Rhiata Bouziden

Members of the Waynoka FFA recently attended the 2024 Oklahoma FFA Alumni Leadership Camp. This annual camp, known for its focus on leadership development, was broken into six different sessions to accommodate FFA members from across the state.
Attending the first session from Waynoka were Jake Inman, Dakota Davidson, and Stetson Nix. Later, during the sixth session, Rholton Bouziden, Rhiata Bouziden, Rylan Nix, and Chanan Wyatt represented Waynoka FFA.
The theme for the 2024 camp was “Impact,” emphasizing the importance of making a positive difference. The camp kicked off with an inspiring message from the guest speaker, Mr. YOGOWYPI. His acronym, standing for "You Only Get Out What You Put In," resonated deeply with the attendees, encouraging them to work diligently and set goals.
Another highlight was a special session with guest speaker Melvin Adams from the Harlem Globetrotters, who delivered a powerful message on leadership that left a lasting impression on the campers.
When not listening to guest speakers, the FFA members spent a large portion of their time participating in small group activities with peers from different parts of the state. These sessions were designed to teach valuable leadership skills and promote self-reflection. On the first day, the focus was on “Building the Foundation of a Team,” which emphasized the importance of teamwork and goal setting. The second day's sessions centered on “Finding the Rhythm” and included more team-building exercises.
The Waynoka FFA members returned from the Alumni Camp with a positive outlook and a wealth of leadership skills they are eager to share with other FFA members and their community.

08/02/2024

Waynoka FFA Members Return from Washington Leadership Conference as Empowered Leaders
By Rhiata Bouziden

Waynoka FFA members Rylan Nix and Marlie Pitts recently attended the Washington Leadership Conference (WLC), an esteemed event welcoming agricultural students from across the United States for a transformative experience.
The WLC offers participants invaluable insights into policy-making processes and emphasizes the crucial role of becoming change-makers in their communities. The conference includes hands-on workshops, guided tours of historical landmarks, and meetings with policymakers, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of civic engagement and leadership.
Among the dedicated attendees, Pitts and Nix stood out as empowered leaders, returning to Waynoka ready to make a positive impact within their FFA chapter and the broader community. The Washington Leadership Conference remains committed to its mission of cultivating the next generation of agricultural leaders, ensuring that students return home with a renewed sense of purpose and the tools necessary to effect positive change.

07/21/2024

07/21/2024

Local Youth Shines at Junior National Aberdeen Cattle Show
-By Rhiata Bouziden

Oakley Whitaker and her family traveled to Boone, Iowa, from June 16th-21st to participate in the Junior National Aberdeen Cattle Show. Demonstrating exceptional skill and dedication, Oakley achieved remarkable success at the event.
Oakley clinched the title of Grand Champion Intermediate Quiz Bowl, showcasing her extensive knowledge and understanding of cattle. Her impressive performance didn't stop there; she also earned Reserve Champion in the Team Fitting Contest, displaying her proficiency in preparing cattle for show.
In addition, Oakley won Reserve Champion Spring Yearling Percentage Heifer.
The Waynoka FFA extends its heartfelt congratulations to Oakley Whitaker for her outstanding achievements at the Junior National Aberdeen Cattle Show. Her hard work and passion for the Aberdeen Breed are truly commendable.

07/04/2024

Waynoka's Stetson Nix Shines at No Man's Land Summer Classic– By Rhiata Bouziden

Waynoka FFA Chapter’s own Stetson Nix recently traveled to Boise City to compete in the No Man's Land Summer Classic. Nix secured the title of Grand Champion Market Lamb with his Champion Natural Wether.
The competition was judged by Carson Lott. Nix's triumph is a testament to his hard work and dedication to his FFA projects. For more updates on the Waynoka FFA Chapter and their upcoming events, stay tuned to our local news.

06/27/2024

Waynoka 4-H and FFA host successful Livestock Judging Camp

By Rhiata Bouziden

On June 19, 11 members of the Waynoka 4-H and FFA gathered at the Waynoka Ag Barn for an intensive livestock judging camp. The event aimed to equip participants with knowledge and skills in livestock judging, including sheep, pigs and cattle.
The camp featured sessions led by Tayen Redgate, a former Waynoka FFA member and current member of the Redlands Livestock Judging Team. Redgate emphasized the importance of presenting livestock reasons effectively and maintaining thorough and efficient notes.
Additionally, guest speaker Payton Nix introduced novice members to the process of completing class placings using scantron papers. Nix also covered essential livestock terminology that would be crucial for contest questions and reasons.
The day was not only educational but also enjoyable for the members. They were treated to a delicious lunch provided by the Waynoka 4-H and FFA Booster Club, and cookies baked by Connie Redgate, added a sweet touch to the productive day.
The participants left the camp excited and well-prepared for upcoming livestock judging contests. They expressed gratitude to all who contributed to the success of the 2024 Waynoka Livestock Judging Camp.

06/20/2024

Tulsa nomination numbers need to be turned in and paid for by 6/24 @ noon.

05/09/2024

💙💛End of Year Banquet💛💙
By Alivia Seaman, Waynoka FFA Reporter

On Friday April 26th, the Waynoka FFA Chapter held our 89th annual end of year banquet. It was an evening filled with many awards, proficiencies, accomplishments and the new officer team positions were announced for the 2024-2025 year! 8th graders Riggin Bolar, Kaila Curtsinger, Dakota Davidson,Colton Fuqua, Whitney Hanks, Jake Inman, Morris Litzenburger, Weston Longoria, Wyatt Milledge, Titan Smith-Dunn and Cooper Truesdale received their discovery degrees. Freshmen, Brylee Beck, Temperance Bouziden, Korbin Ferguson, Stetson Nix, Chase Porter and Chanan Wyatt received their Greenhand Degree. Sophomores, Rhiata Bouziden, Rholton Bouziden, Roland George, Malachi Moore and Shay Wilson received their Chapter Degree. in the proficiency awards Alivia Seaman received agriculture communications, Brac Long received agricultural mechanics design and fabrication, Rhiata Bouziden received beef production ent. , Korbin Ferguson received beef production placement, Rholton Bouziden received diversified ag production, Rylan Nix received diversified livestock placement, Roland George received forage production, Makinze Smith received goat production, Shay Wilson received grain production, Kennedy Zook received nursery operations, Serenity Green received outdoor recreation, Stetson Nix received sheep production, Marlie pitts received swine production ent.. Rhiata Bouziden, Jake Inman, Rylan Nix, Stetson Nix, Morris Litzenberger and Alivia Seaman all received chapter leadership medals. Korbin Ferguson, Alivia Seaman, Brac Long, Dakota Davidson and Lane Inman received the chapter scholarship medals. Rhiata Bouziden received the Kristi Olson memorial award. Alivia Seaman received the Adrian Devilibiss memorial award. Lane Inman received the Lane Merriwether memorial award. Morris Litzenberger received the star chapter discovery award, Stetson Nix received the star chapter greenhand award, Rylan Nix received the star chapter farmer award, Roland George received the star chapter in placement award, Makinze smith received the star chapter agribusinessman award. Caleb and Machelle Zook, Matt and Savannah Smith, Thure Tolson and Benny Buckland revived honorary chapter degrees. Savannah Smith was also presented with a gft to show our appreciation for her years of hard work and dedication to the 4-H and FFA booster club president. We then announced new offices and then president Makinze Smith gave her retiring address and hung her jacket up along with Kennedy Zook. We then viewed our end of the year slideshow to take a look back at all of the memories made this past year.
It is time to hand this over to Rhiata Bouziden, our 2024-2025 chapter reporter! Take it away, Rhiata!