Hillsboro FFA members visit 59th annual Farm Science Review
Lead Summary
By
Alexandra Crago-
On Tuesday, Sept. 21, the Hillsboro FFA Chapter took 100 members to the Farm Science Review in London, Ohio.
These members had the opportunity to attend this wonderful event, where they toured the Ohio State University venue and learned about all of the new agriculture technologies that have been developing over the past years.
This is the 59th Farm Science Review, the 39th at the Molly Caren Agricultural Center. At the Farm Science Review, there are hundreds of demonstration plots and several million dollars worth of machinery. Ohio State also features demonstrations and displays from OSU colleges and departments, and there are farm safety, home safety and health information displays at the FSR.
Unfortunately, the members were not able to attend this event in 2020, as COVID-19 limited things greatly. Members were ecstatic to be able to attend again this year.
“As I never got to go to Farm Science Review, I was very thankful to attend this year and tour the tractors and other ag businesses,” sophomore FFA member Jolee Cummings said.
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These members had the opportunity to attend this wonderful event, where they toured the Ohio State University venue and learned about all of the new agriculture technologies that have been developing over the past years.
This is the 59th Farm Science Review, the 39th at the Molly Caren Agricultural Center. At the Farm Science Review, there are hundreds of demonstration plots and several million dollars worth of machinery. Ohio State also features demonstrations and displays from OSU colleges and departments, and there are farm safety, home safety and health information displays at the FSR.
Unfortunately, the members were not able to attend this event in 2020, as COVID-19 limited things greatly. Members were ecstatic to be able to attend again this year.
“As I never got to go to Farm Science Review, I was very thankful to attend this year and tour the tractors and other ag businesses,” sophomore FFA member Jolee Cummings said.
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