FFA Video Contest
Congratulations to the winners of this year's Video Contest!
First Place:
Raised This Way at 13,090 views
Submitted by Breanna Gray & Elizabeth Renner from the West Central FFA Chapter.
Second Place:
Soybeans: From the Field to the Table at 11,097 views
Submitted by Jessica Bogue, Tyler Johnson, Elizabeth Meyer, Emily Lundberg, Blake Kennedy, Maggie Vander Laan, Rachel Larson & Kelsey Kennedy from the Beresford FFA Chapter.
Third Place:
Proper Care & Shelter of Livestock at 6,316 views
Submitted by Melinda Knuth, Shannon Miller, Tiffany Hanisch & Christina Becker from the West Central FFA Chapter.
The Video Contest for South Dakota FFA students is designed to involve youth in the advocacy of today’s modern agriculture and the soybean industry.
Any high school FFA member may submit an entry created by an individual or by a team of two or more current FFA members from any South Dakota High School Chapter. More than one entry per chapter is allowed. However, an individual FFA member can be an official entrant only once per contest.
How It Worked:
- Create a video to tell your story about South Dakota agriculture and the provided topics.
- Submit to SD Soybean by 5 p.m. on October 10, 2011 for approval and preliminary judging.
- Once approved, SD Soybean will upload the top ten scoring submissions to our YouTube page on November 1, 2011.
- Make your video go viral. Share the link on Facebook, Twitter and email.
- The video with the most hits by 4 p.m. on November 18, 2011 is the winner.
Prizes:
1st Place
$1000 to the student/team producing the video for advisor-approved FFA activities and $1000 to the FFA Chapter
2nd Place
$750 the student/team producing the video for advisor-approved FFA activities and $750 to the FFA Chapter
3rd Place
$500 to the student/team producing the video for advisor-approved FFA activities and $500 to the FFA Chapter
4th through 10th Places
$50 to the student/team for advisor-approved FFA activities
View the complete contest rules and video topics.
The video contest is sponsored by the South Dakota Soybean Research & Promotion Council and managed by the South Dakota Soybean Association.