And how about you, Kaylee?

Yeah, so this was my first roundtable I have ever been to, and it was really nice to get to know everybody and see what their thoughts are and see kind of like the behind the scenes of what's really happening in agriculture today.

Today I asked them, if you were an FFA member when you were younger, what inspired you to continue to pursue things in agriculture? And if you were not an FFA member, what would you want to be a leader in? What made you want to believe? Oh, my goodness.

What made you want to be a leader in your community? All of the responses were great, and I got to learn new things from that.

So Kaylee, as the vice president, I'm going to have you shout out the rest of the officer team.

Yes.

So back at school, we have a couple other people there.

We have Cadence Shaw, our historian.

Shall we do that?

Absolutely.

Okay, our next

FFA student with West Central, what's your name? Hello, everyone.

I'm Kaylee Mills, and I'm the vice president at West Central FFA.

My question is for everyone.

If you were an FFA member when you were younger, what inspired you to continue to pursue things in agriculture? And if you were not in FFA, what made you want to be a leader in your community?

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Yep, that's all right.

And then I went to 2023 Junior Miss Henderson County, and I wasn't gonna do the pageant this year, but then I had a conversation with Jackie, and she convinced me to do it.

And then I was debating, like, "Should I do it?" And so I just decided to go for it and have fun, enjoy the time I spend with the girls, and this is what happened.

So s- now, now that we're on the fair topic, I'm gonna have you guys tell me a little bit more about the schedule.

Yeah, so, um, on Tuesday, it starts with our ...

Wow, Monday.

It starts on Monday.