Clear Creek Amana Students Show at Iowa County Fair 

The Clear Creek Amana FFA Chapter had a successful Iowa County Fair. Students who showed at the Iowa County Fair exhibited their Supervised Agricultural Experience Projects. This year the projects were all poultry projects.

Hannah Gross, Aiden Gross and Sara Kinzenbaw all showed as 4-H but are also members of the Clear Creek Amana FFA Chapter so we would like to highlight their successes. The students had an extremely successful Iowa County Fair. Hannah Gross earned winners poultry showmanship. Aiden Gross earned reserve grand champion, champion egg production pen of three and reserve champion large fowl. Sara Kinzenbaw earned numerous blue ribbons during the poultry show. The highlight of the poultry show was spending time together as both Sara and Hannah are seniors and have been showing poultry together since 4th grade. 

The FFA Chapter’s highlight was winning Overall Livestock Judging Team. The members of the team were Tate Riggan, Adalyn Meyer and Kelsey Leathers. Kelsey Leathers earned Champion livestock judge and Tate Riggan earned 4th place individual livestock judge. The team also won reserve swine team and reserve sheep and goat livestock judging team. Some of the team members plan on judging at State Livestock Judging in August.  Special thanks to Sadie Hebl and Sydney Pfeiffer that came to the Iowa County Livestock Judging contest to help score the contest.  All students involved represented Clear Creek Amana FFA well at the Iowa County Fair. 

The Clear Creek Amana FFA students work tirelessly to present the best possible project at the Iowa County Fair. Special congratulations to all of the students who exhibited and represented Clear Creek Amana at the Fair. 

Respectfully submitted by FFA Reporter Taylor Vittetoe