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SCTC Features Agriculture and Natural Resources Program

Patrice Boykin by Patrice Boykin
October 25, 2022
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SCTC Features Agriculture and Natural Resources Program

SCTC students (left to right) Paxten Wolken, Ayden Wolken and Owen Wolken pose with awards received at the Mississippi State Fair.

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SCTC Features Agriculture and Natural Resources Program

 

Simpson County Technical Center (SCTC) is proud to feature its Agriculture and Natural Resources Program.

SCTC student Ayden Wolken poses with his award-winning goat and awards received at the Mississippi State Fair.

A two-year program, Agriculture and Natural Resources is designed to introduce students to the fundamental concepts and principles of the modern agriculture and natural resources industry. Emphasis is based on career and leadership skills; basic principles of plant, animal and soil science; and basic mechanical technologies in the field. Through this program, students are exposed to numerous careers in science, engineering, farming and education.

Under the instruction of SCTC teacher and Future Farmers of America (FFA) advisor Patricia Braddock, students receive hands-on mentorship in their supervised agricultural experiences.

SCTC student Sy Sullivan (third from right) poses with his award-winning bull in the Mississippi State Fair Junior Livestock Show.

SCTC recently had four students to successfully compete in livestock competitions at the 2022 Mississippi State Fair in Jackson. Those students were Sy Sullivan, Paxten Wolken, Ayden Wolken and Owen Wolken.

 

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