[March 28, 2013]
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MOUNT PULASKI --
This week, the Mount Pulaski High School FFA and the Logan County Ag
Scholarship
Committee each received $2,500 cash awards for their programs from the
America's Farmers Grow Communities, which is sponsored by the
Monsanto Corp.
Local Mount Pulaski
farmer Rick Harbarger is this year's Logan County winner.
Harbarger said it was a
"no-brainer" with his selection of the Mount Pulaski FFA program (he
has two children who have graduated from Mount Pulaski High School) and the Logan County
Ag Scholarship Committee; a division of the Lincoln/Logan
County Chamber of Commerce.
In addition, the Mount Pulaski
FFA received a $1,000 cash award from Cottonwood Ag Management.
Pictures by Phil Bertoni |
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Front row, left to right: Taylor Anderson, Janson
Cooper, farmer Rick Harbarger, Rachel Allen, Allison Hickey, Zach
Fanning and Mrs. Nancy Olander. Back row, from left: Jacob Stoll; David
Smith, Channel seed and Monsanto representative; Doug Butler, DeKalb
seeds and
Monsanto representative; Ed Rohrer, local farmer and Monsanto
representative; Tanner Clementz; and Mr. Ralph Allen |
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Left to right: Taylor Anderson, Jacob Stoll, Janson
Cooper, Cottonwood Ag Farm Management representative Eric Russow;
Rachel Allen, Tanner Clementz, Allison Hickey, Zach Fanning and Doug
Martin, a Mount Pulaski tenant farmer for Cottonwood Ag |
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Left to right: Meghan Hough, associate director of the
chamber; Ed Rohrer; farmer Rick Harbarger; Vic Martinek of the
chamber; Doug Butler, a DeKalb seeds and Monsanto
representative; and David Smith, a
Channel seed and Monsanto representative |
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The FFA Honor Roll Wall in
the Mount Pulaski High School ag room |
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