Teach Ag

Our Contest is Over, but You Can Still Post a Photo

Thanks to everyone who participated in our "Where will you be Tagged to Teach Ag?" photo contest. Congratulations to Emilie T. of Jonesboro, AR, who was selected as the winner of the custom Teach Ag boots donated by Anderson Bean Boot Company and the custom boot bag donated by Double J Saddlery.

You can still submit a photo to our photo blog. Take pictures of yourself with our TAGGED to Teach Ag sign and submit one or two of your favorite photos to our Teach Ag Tumblr at http://teach-ag.tumblr.com/.

Printable TAGGED to Teach Ag Sign

About this year's grand prize:
Thank you to Anderson Bean Boot Company of Mercedes, TX for generously donating their time, resources and skill to create a pair of custom made cowboy boots for the grand prize winner at the Teach Ag booth during this year’s National FFA Convention. The boots have a $1000 value and will be completely custom – made specifically for the winner with a unique Teach Ag-themed design.

Anderson Bean Boot Company is honored to be part of the National Teach Ag Campaign and believes strongly in the Teach Ag mission to raise an awareness of the need for more agriculture teachers while retaining current agriculture teachers, encouraging others to consider a career as an agriculture teacher, and celebrating the positive impact that agriculture teachers have in their schools and communities.

Anderson Bean Boot Company has been making quality boots for over 150 years that stand the test of time. The custom details and craftsmanship are second to none. Thanks Anderson Bean Boot Company for your support of the National Teach Ag Campaign.

Each year, we select top agricultural education students from around the United States to serve as ambassadors who carry the message of agricultural education to a variety of audiences. Ambassadors serve at a variety of events, including the National FFA Convention, Teach Ag in Indianapolis, Teach Ag in D.C. and MANRRS Conference.

Brandon	Sours	New Mexico State University
Bradley	Coleman	Louisiana State University A&M
Jillian	Gordon	Penn State University
Victoria	Hamilton	University of Kentucky
Katie	Frenzen	University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Sara	Colombe	South Dakota State University
Doreen	Lorentz	University of Minnesota
Bethany	Markway	Missouri State University
Heather	Pray	Penn State University
Aly	Reynolds	Utah State University
Nyssa	Thigpen	Mississippi State University
Emilie	Kuhn	Purdue University

Alycia	McLamb	North Carolina State
Elizabeth	Rabbe	University of Minnesota
Emilie	Kuhn	Purdue
Jaimie	Shipe	Delaware Valley College
Keriann	Fredrich	University of Missouri
Kevin	Herndon	University of Kentucky
McKenzie	Baecker	University of Wisconsin-River Falls
Michael	Coley	North Carolina State
Rebecca	French	University of Kentucky
Samantha	Clark	University of Kentucky

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