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Ransom FFA Takes Part In ‘Ag On The Hill’
March 15, 2012
Five Ransom Middle School FFA chapter members recently participated in “Ag on the Hill” day in Tallahassee.
Anabella Garcia, Connor Groff, Patra Miller, Rachel Grammer, and Ashley Stokes were among the FFA members that had the chance to see government in action and promote agricultural education at the state capitol.
Participants were introduced by Rep. Clay Ingram to the Florida House of Representatives in the House Chamber Gallery during a legislative session and were addressed in special chambers by Agriculture Commissioner Adam H. Putman.
The Florida Association of Agricultural Educators (FAAE) in conjunction with the Florida FFA Association and the University of Florida’s College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS), hosted the event.
Pictured top: Ransom Middle School FFA members Rachel Grammer, sentinel; Patra Miller, creed speaker; Anabella Garcia, president; Connor Groff, treasurer; and Ashley Stokes, secretary.
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