I have observed FFA for many years & quite frankly have not understood what is the empahsis. They have many rules in our area that make no sense. The rule of a 90 day livestock project. OK for hogs, sheep, and the likes but how about a dairy project. That is not a 90 day project. I was at a dairy show a few years that was held in August and the tempeture was over 100 degree's. Yep! The advisors insisted on the correct uniform with jacket. Two young ladies collapased in the show ring. After that the show management ruled that they did not have to wear rhe jackets. Where is the common sense. We donated a purebred Dairy heifer to a young FFA member. She showed the heifer at many shows including National shows. The heifer has placed as high as fourth in National Open shows. We took the heifer and the young lady to her first National show. From then on it was her and her parents. She is know out of FFA as a Star Farmer has a scholarship to a leading Agricultural College and is on the Dairy Judging Team. She has a herd of Dairy Cattle that traces back to this heifer. All of this was inspite of her FFA advisor. There is good ones and bad ones.
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