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Jacob Goldfuss, Summerland ag instructor and FFA advisor, accepts a check for $2,500 from Aaron Hoke and Austin Twibell, of H & T Seed and Technology of Orchard. Hoke and Twibell applied for the grant funds. Also attending the presentation are (front row, l-r): Cathy Cooper, elementary principal; Hoke, Goldfuss, FFA members Madison Melcher and Ashley Melcher, Twibell; (back row l-r): Kyle Finke, superintendent; Greg Appleby, high school principal; and FFA members Levi Cronk, Logan Mueller and Dillon Moser.
Summerland Public School agricultural education instructor and FFA advisor, Jacob Goldfuss, accepts a $2,500 donation from Aaron Hoke and Austin Twibell, with H and T Seed and Technology, alongside school administrators and Summerland FFA officers.
Twibell and Hoke applied for the $2,500 grant through Corteva Agriscience, in the spring, with the intent of donating it to the Summerland FFA chapter.
The grant will be used to provide FFA members with an opportunity to compete in various FFA competitive events throughout the year and attend
several leadership conferences. The FFA chapter and school appreciates the donation as it comes at a pivotal time as they prepare to move into a brand new facility and start the year, Aug. 30.
Goldfuss said, "It will immensely help the chapter get up and running in the new school and bring the chapter to the next level as they prepare to become more active and involved in the school and communities."
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