The Logan Elm FFA chapter has wrapped up a busy and successful fall season filled with community engagement, fundraising, and educational opportunities.
On October 3, the chapter hosted its first-ever Alumni Cookout, giving current FFA members the chance to connect with former members, receive valuable advice, and showcase the awards they have earned throughout the year. The event also served as an opportunity to highlight the chapter’s growing involvement in the agricultural community.
Just two days later, on October 5, the chapter held its second annual car show. Visitors enjoyed a day of classic and custom vehicles, entered raffle drawings, and supported Logan Elm FFA through concession sales. The chapter extended its gratitude to everyone who attended and to those who donated items or funds to help make the event possible.
Members also recently returned from the FFA National Convention in Indianapolis, where they joined Circleville’s FFA chapter for several days of hands-on learning. Students toured a large-scale pig farm, met with college representatives, and attended sessions led by national FFA officers.
The chapter says the fall events and convention experience offered invaluable lessons and strengthened their commitment to agricultural leadership, education, and community service.
