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The livestock showing season is in full swing for the Waynoka FFA chapter, with numerous members showcasing their skills at several prestigious livestock Jackpot shows across Oklahoma. Their exceptional performance continues to highlight the hard work and dedication of these young agriculturalists. Sheep Achievements Waynoka FFA members have been making their mark in the sheep ring, earning top honors at multiple events. At the Christmas Sweater Showdown Jackpot show in Fort Cobb, Oklahoma,...
Three members of the Waynoka FFA chapter recently attended the Lead 360 Conference, held Dec. 7-8, at Camp Cargill in Sparks. This conference, designed to inspire personal growth and leadership skills, provided an enriching experience for Waynoka FFA members Stetson Nix, Chanan Wyatt and Rylan Nix. Throughout the two-day event, Waynoka FFA members engaged in various activities and sessions led by a diverse group of speakers and facilitators. Among them were professional speakers Rhett Laubach,...
Members of the Waynoka FFA recently returned from the 97th Annual National FFA Convention and Expo, held Oct. 23-26 in Indianapolis, Indiana. This year's convention focused on cultivating the next generation of agricultural leaders, providing valuable experiences and insights for FFA members nationwide. The journey began on Wednesday, Oct. 23, with a stop in Crane, Missouri, where Waynoka FFA members met with the Crane FFA chapter's advisor, Mrs. Kylie Shoenberger. The evening included a social...
Members of the Waynoka FFA chapter made a remarkable impression at the recent Tulsa State Fair, showcasing their hard work and dedication across various livestock competitions and exhibits. In the sheep shows, Rylan Nix excelled with her impressive lineup of Hair ewe lambs. She secured second place with her two yearling ewe lambs and also earned second with her January-born ewe lamb, alongside a first-place win for her February-born ewe lamb. Rylan Nix was awarded the title of Champion Bred and Owned Hair Ewe Lamb. She also placed second with...
The Waynoka FFA chapter recently participated in the 2024 Oklahoma FFA Northwest District Chapter Officer Leadership Training (COLT) Conference, held on Sept. 24 at the Enid Event Center. This year's conference drew over 366 members and guests from 66 chapters across northwest Oklahoma. The event commenced with Opening Ceremonies featuring FFA members from the area. Rhiata Bouziden of the Waynoka FFA was honored as one of the outstanding members in the Northwest Area, representing her chapter...
The Waynoka FFA chapter proudly showcased their exceptional livestock and hard work at the Woods County Free Fair, which took place Sept. 5–7 in Alva. Cattle Show Success In the steer division, the Waynoka FFA members brought home top honors. Alivia Seaman earned Reserve Grand Prospect Steer, while Weston Longoria was a standout, winning both the Grand Champion Market Steer and the Breed Champion Chi Heifer. Additionally, Morris Litzenberger won Breed Champion Simmental Heifer, and Remington Seaman secured first place with his Chi Heifer. O...
The Waynoka FFA chapter has had an eventful and successful month. Recently, members of the Waynoka FFA and 4-H Club participated in the Woodward County Free Fair Livestock Judging Contest held on Aug. 17. The Waynoka Junior FFA Team, consisting of Reagan Wilson, Sage Baird and Oakley Whitaker, secured an impressive 10th place overall. Individually, Reagan Wilson placed 13th, while Sage Baird followed closely with a 14th place finish. In the junior 4-H category, Waynoka 4-H member Addley Hanson...
The Waynoka FFA Chapter is proud to announce that Tayen Redgate and Kyler Shepard have been honored with the American FFA Degree, the highest award granted at the national level by the FFA Organization. This esteemed recognition is awarded to members who have demonstrated exceptional dedication and achievements in FFA activities across local, state and national levels. Redgate and Shepard will receive their American FFA Degrees and American FFA Degree Keys at the 97th Annual National FFA Convention, set to take place in Indianapolis, Indiana, O...
The Waynoka FFA chapter demonstrated its commitment to community service by volunteering at the 2024 Cimarron River Stampede Rodeo. The FFA members took on the responsibility of cleaning the rodeo grounds following all three performances of the rodeo, ensuring that the grounds remain in pristine condition. "This is much more than just picking up trash," said Rholton Bouziden, Waynoka FFA chaplain. "I feel a sense of pride knowing that I am making a small difference in our community for all the...
Members of the Waynoka FFA and 4-H recently embarked on an exciting and educational trip to Northern Oklahoma College and Oklahoma State University to participate in the prestigious Big 3 Field Days. This annual contest, focuses on evaluating livestock across various species, offered a valuable opportunity for students to showcase their skills. Their journey began with a visit to Northern Oklahoma College-Tonkawa for sheep judging day. This preliminary contest served as an excellent practice...
Members of the Waynoka FFA recently attended the 2024 Oklahoma FFA Alumni Leadership Camp. This annual camp, known for its focus on leadership development, was broken into six different sessions to accommodate FFA members from across the state. Attending the first session from Waynoka were Jake Inman, Dakota Davidson and Stetson Nix. Later, during the sixth session, Rholton Bouziden, Rhiata Bouziden, Rylan Nix and Chanan Wyatt represented Waynoka FFA. The theme for the 2024 camp was "Impact,"...
Waynoka FFA members Rylan Nix and Marlie Pitts recently attended the Washington Leadership Conference (WLC), an esteemed event welcoming agricultural students from across the United States for a transformative experience. The WLC offers participants invaluable insights into policy-making processes and emphasizes the crucial role of becoming change-makers in their communities. The conference includes hands-on workshops, guided tours of historical landmarks, and meetings with policymakers,...
Oakley Whitaker and her family traveled to Boone, Iowa, June 16 – 21, to participate in the Junior National Aberdeen Cattle Show. Demonstrating exceptional skill and dedication, Whitaker achieved remarkable success at the event. Whitaker clinched the title of Grand Champion Intermediate Quiz Bowl, showcasing her extensive knowledge and understanding of cattle. Her impressive performance didn't stop there; she also earned Reserve Champion in the Team Fitting Contest, displaying her proficiency i...
Waynoka FFA Chapter's own Stetson Nix recently traveled to Boise City to compete in the No Man's Land Summer Classic Livestock Show. Nix secured the title of Grand Champion Market Lamb with his Champion Natural Wether. The market lamb competition was judged by Carson Lott. Nix's triumph is a testament to his hard work and dedication to his FFA projects. For more updates on the Waynoka FFA chapter and their upcoming events, stay tuned to the local news....
On June 19, 11 members of the Waynoka 4-H and FFA gathered at the Waynoka Ag Barn for an intensive livestock judging camp. The event aimed to equip participants with knowledge and skills in livestock judging, including sheep, pigs and cattle. The camp featured sessions led by Tayen Redgate, a former Waynoka FFA member and current member of the Redlands Livestock Judging Team. Redgate emphasized the importance of presenting livestock reasons effectively and maintaining thorough and efficient...
