Bee City Wilkesboro, a project from the WECHS project management team, was officially presented to the Wilkesboro town council tonight by Avery, Nolan and Abi! As the project manager, Avery also read the resolution, which was adopted by the city of Wilkesboro by unanimous vote!
“Going in, or coming out?”
Two of our WECHS FFA members, Hunter and Hardin (plus sister Karah) all got shoulder deep in a cow and because certified you artificially inseminate cattle! Congratulations, and never forget those gloves!
Nataly, Avery and Kandis competed in the State land judging competition today. This is the first time WECHS FFA has competed in a state competition! Congratulations on making chapter history and representing WECHS FFA!
On this Veterans Day, Wilkes Early College FFA is proud to be a part of a national organization, proud of our country. We would like to extend our gratitude to all who have served and are currently serving in any branch of the military.
Bee City USA, a project lead by our Project Management Class and sponsored by Wilkes Early College FFA, met with Wilkesboro to work to make Bee City USA affiliate! Also, one of our FFA officers is the project manager, as well as many members involved. Keep up the great work!
We had a great time at the NC Northwest FFA Regional Leadership Conference! (left to right) Mason (Secretary), Kailey, Avery (Reporter) and Sarah (Vice President) all took part in leadership workshops and represented Wilkes Early College FFA!
Melany, a Wilkes Early College FFA member is working to make a change with that at ours. Melany is leading a project to better our cafeteria at WECHS. Want to help out? Visit the link to find out more about her awesome project!
https://t.co/Tt30Yz9tZs
Wilkes Early College FFA is now on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and our brand new website! Check out our website to see events, our scrapbook, and to learn more about us!
Visit the website at: https://t.co/55JhQzlmy1
Since we forgot to do a Tuesday Agricultural and FFA Trivia last week (oops!), this weeks Trivia is a two part question. Can you tell us the common name of this tree, and/or the scientific name?
Good luck!
For a hint, visit either our Facebook page (Wilkes Early College FFA)!
It’s time for Tuesday’s Agricultural and FFA Trivia! Each part of the FFA logo has a symbol representing a part of the organization. What does the eagle symbolize?
No answer choices this week, either! Good luck!
Today’s Tuesday Agricultural and FFA Trivia:
There are two types of gardening that utilizes plants, water, and a pump for the water.
What are the two garden types, and what are the difference between them?
The picture is your hint! Good luck!
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Today’s Tuesday Agricultural and FFA Trivia, we’re going to talk about SAE’s. Can you tell us what SAE stands for, and can you give an example of one?
Further, let’s see if you can answer both parts of the question without naming an SAE that has been previously named! Good luck!
It’s time for Tuesday Agricultural and FFA Trivia! The photo below is of a perennial with the scientific name of Chrysamthemum x superbum. What is this plant’s common name?
a)Hosta
b)Wax Begonia
c)Shasta Daisy
d)Daylily
Good luck!
📷 credit to: https://t.co/rKLOssuDBh
It’s time again for Tuesday Agricultural and FFA Trivia! This week, to make the challenge a bit more interesting, there is no answer choices. Good luck!
What are the two official colors of FFA?
Leave your answers in the comments below!
It’s time for Tuesday Trivia!!
What is this to FFA?
Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live and Living to Serve.
a) FFA Creed
b) FFA Motto
c) FFA Opening Ceremony
d) FFA Pledge
Good luck! Leave your answers in the comments below