Land judging students got in the hole to look at the soil. The Lower Big Blue Natural Resources District held the competition with students participating from around the state.
Christina Lyons, Daily Sun
Students ribbon the soil in the buckets as part of the land judging competition held just north of Beatrice on Wednesday. Forty-three teams of four completed in the state contest.
Christina Lyons, Daily Sun
Students were divided into groups for land judging. They were not allowed to speak to other students during the rotation of the four different holes throughout the field.
Christina Lyons, Daily Sun
Students look at the slope of the land surface during land judging. Teams rotated between four holes and evaluated a number of factors in the competition.
Christina Lyons, Daily Sun
The Beatrice FFA team of Jackson Rickers, Mia Holthus, Savanna Bolli, and Kipton Lovitt, from left, competed at the state contest, with two of them receiving ribbons.
More than 170 high school students from across the state participated in the State Land Judging Contest just north of Beatrice on Wednesday morning. The Lower Big Blue Natural Resources District organized the event.
Land judging students got in the hole to look at the soil. The Lower Big Blue Natural Resources District held the competition with students participating from around the state.
Students ribbon the soil in the buckets as part of the land judging competition held just north of Beatrice on Wednesday. Forty-three teams of four completed in the state contest.
Students were divided into groups for land judging. They were not allowed to speak to other students during the rotation of the four different holes throughout the field.
Students look at the slope of the land surface during land judging. Teams rotated between four holes and evaluated a number of factors in the competition.
The Beatrice FFA team of Jackson Rickers, Mia Holthus, Savanna Bolli, and Kipton Lovitt, from left, competed at the state contest, with two of them receiving ribbons.
