Taylor Cook, Lucy Ottmann, Ethan Hunter, and Maeve Roup (left to right) enjoy studying the baby pigs.

Rock Port FFA- The petting zoo is the highlight of the FFA Week Celebration. There were plenty of animals to meet and greet in the Ag Building. The weather was wonderful for the FFA members that drove their tractors to school and participated in a parade down Main Street. If all the animals weren’t enough the FFA Club fried donuts for all to enjoy.

Zoey Zach, Raylynn Jenkins, and Kinley Lair (left to right) explore the inside of the tractors that were on hand for FFA week.

 

Jayven Hudson shows the other kids the powdered sugar that fell on his shirt from the yummy donuts.

 

Trenton Oswald leads the way for the other tractors on their way to the school for FFA week with Ashleigh King, Ben Lucas, and Rebekah Lucas following in line.

 

 

Tarkio FFA supporters honored with Spaghetti Dinner- Tarkio High School FFA Chapter held a Spaghetti Dinner to honor supporters of the chapter Wednesday, February 22, 2017. Pictured left are some of the FFA members who helped at the dinner, including Emily Vance, Megan Lee, Shae DeRosier, Melissa Lang, Bella Hurst, Haley Hall, Karlly Eyman, and Colin Joesting. Pictured right enjoying the food and fellowship are Steve Joesting, middle, Kenny Joesting, left, and Marie Joesting, right.

 

 

Tarkio FFA Petting Zoo- Tarkio High School – FFA students brought the farm to town by bringing their animals to school for a petting zoo. Tarkio R-I students and staff were able to pet or look at sheep, lambs, cows, a newborn calf, chickens, a duck, a rabbit, piglets, and a sow. The sights and smells of the “farm” brought lots of smiles and laughter to the ag building that day. The petting zoo was part of the FFA Chapter’s celebration of National FFA Week, February 18-25, 2017.

FFA students drive tractors to school- Members of the Tarkio High School FFA Chapter celebrated National FFA Week with a number of special activities. On Friday, February 24, a few of the students drove their tractors to school. Pictured are, from top to bottom, Dayton Murry, Keaton Williams, Gus Hurst, Colin Joesting, and Haley Hall.