Sep 18, 2026 · 1 hr 14 min · 17 segments
Recorded live at the Texas Ag Teachers Conference in Corpus Christi, this episode of the Drench Line sits down with two Texas ag teachers making a real difference in their FFA programs. First up is…
Logan NewsomHost
Kayla HughesGuest
J.T. KellyGuest
Sam SilversHost
On the, on the, on the livestock side, on the stock show world, like you obviously were very, very successful and, you know, had been to a lot of them, little, little more lighthearted.
What is, what's your favorite stock show as a, as an ag teacher, not necessarily whenever you were, you were a kid, but like, what's the one that you liked, you like to load those kids up in the truck or you like to fill the trailer full and, and head to the head to said stock show.
We talked a little bit on one of the episodes there previously, and I'll hit on it again because I love it whenever people comment on Facebook and they don't know what they're talking about.
Kids that get those $10,000, $15,000, $20,000 ones, you talk about changing the trajectory of maybe where they're headed or what they want to do.
Sometimes some of those guys, you remember back in the day when they had the yardsticks, and they still do in some capacity, but when it was in the dome and some of that, golly, you'd sometimes get a little frustrated.
You'd be trying to walk your animal through there or whatever, and some of those volunteers, you could tell maybe they didn't have a whole lot of livestock experience, and it could be a little frustrating, but they have so much support.
there to make that an enjoyable experience for the kids, for the parents, um, outside of, you know, maybe them being a little grumpy if you forget your gate code or your, you know, your, your access pass there whenever you walk through the gate in the morning of the show.
On the, on the, on the livestock side, on the stock show world, like you obviously were very, very successful and, you know, had been to a lot of them, little, little more lighthearted.
What is, what's your favorite stock show as a, as an ag teacher, not necessarily whenever you were, you were a kid, but like, what's the one that you liked, you like to load those kids up in the truck or you like to fill the trailer full and, and head to the head to said stock show.
We talked a little bit on one of the episodes there previously, and I'll hit on it again because I love it whenever people comment on Facebook and they don't know what they're talking about.
Kids that get those $10,000, $15,000, $20,000 ones, you talk about changing the trajectory of maybe where they're headed or what they want to do.
Sometimes some of those guys, you remember back in the day when they had the yardsticks, and they still do in some capacity, but when it was in the dome and some of that, golly, you'd sometimes get a little frustrated.
You'd be trying to walk your animal through there or whatever, and some of those volunteers, you could tell maybe they didn't have a whole lot of livestock experience, and it could be a little frustrating, but they have so much support.
there to make that an enjoyable experience for the kids, for the parents, um, outside of, you know, maybe them being a little grumpy if you forget your gate code or your, you know, your, your access pass there whenever you walk through the gate in the morning of the show.
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