FFA Friday with Chelsey Holton 10.16.26
Oct 15, 2026 · 9 min · 9 segments
Congratulations, Chelsey, on getting your American Degree!
Oct 15, 2026 · 9 min · 9 segments
Congratulations, Chelsey, on getting your American Degree!
All right, Chelsea, let's go back through a little bit of your FFA involvement in high school.
What were some of the activities that you participated in that were really, uh, enjoyable and meaningful?
Yeah, so my time throughout high school and being in the PEM FFA chapter, I did a lot of things.
Um, big ones that really like stood out to me was our, like feed a farmer events.
That really hits home for me because my family h- has a big place in the farming industry, and so that's always something that was meaningful to me.
And then also like our AG day for the little kids, um, the like K through 3, that's always a big one for me too because you just see like the impact that you're making on the youth and showing them like the things that they can look forward to when they come to high school and joining FFA.
Um, I know like when I first thought about joining, you just think of all like the fun little things that you got to do when you were like in second, third grade, or even in the fourth through sixth building, things like that, just the fun things that they would host for you.
But once I actually started to get involved in it, I learned so much more, like all the leadership opportunities that it has.
Like I'm so glad that I did those things 'cause it helps you to network with people here who may have done some of those similar things, um, and just kind of build relationships from there.
All right, Chelsea, let's go back through a little bit of your FFA involvement in high school.
What were some of the activities that you participated in that were really, uh, enjoyable and meaningful?
Yeah, so my time throughout high school and being in the PEM FFA chapter, I did a lot of things.
Um, big ones that really like stood out to me was our, like feed a farmer events.
That really hits home for me because my family h- has a big place in the farming industry, and so that's always something that was meaningful to me.
And then also like our AG day for the little kids, um, the like K through 3, that's always a big one for me too because you just see like the impact that you're making on the youth and showing them like the things that they can look forward to when they come to high school and joining FFA.
Um, I know like when I first thought about joining, you just think of all like the fun little things that you got to do when you were like in second, third grade, or even in the fourth through sixth building, things like that, just the fun things that they would host for you.
But once I actually started to get involved in it, I learned so much more, like all the leadership opportunities that it has.
Like I'm so glad that I did those things 'cause it helps you to network with people here who may have done some of those similar things, um, and just kind of build relationships from there.
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