3 minute read
Youth in Agriculture spotlights Sheyenne Freund
from OFN August 10, 2020
by Eric Tietze
WHAT YOU GOT COOKIN?
Send in your favorite recipe to share with our readers and watch for it to appear in our upcoming issues.
Advertisement
Mail them to: PO Box 1319, Lebanon, MO 65536 Fax them to: 417-532-4721 OR Email them to: editor@ozarksfn.com
youth in agriculture tomorrow’s ag leaders
Photo by Julie Turner-Crawford
BYLER SUPPLY Summer Savings Start Here! The Builder’s Choice! CALL TODAY FOR NEXT DAY SERVICE! Call for Details
HEAVY 29 Ga. METAL #1 Limited LIFETIME WARRANTY 29 Ga. & 26 Ga. Painted
CUT TO LENGTH PANELS GALVALUME METAL UNPAINTED 25 YEAR WARRANTY #1 Standard Panels, 29 Ga.
$ 42 95 Sheyenne Freund
By Julie Turner-Crawford
Age: 17 Hometown: Granby, Mo. FFA Chapter: East Newton FFA Advisors: Steve Loveday and Brian Nelson
Ask About Our Quick Service. What is your involvement in agriculture? “I don’t live on a farm, but I have always loved being around animals. It’s just something that brings me a lot of joy. Being involved in ag and FFA in high school is kind of like my safe spot.
Over20Colors and My teacher, Mr. Nelson, has cattle on his farm and some horses, so we bring them in and learn about the animals. We also usually have a pig at the school and she usually has babies. We take
Several Styles To Choose! care of the babies. Sometimes we have chickens, goats or other animals that are bought in, so we get to learn more about them. Being in ag has allowed me to be around the animals I love. My best friend, Vanessa Enslow, is really a big part of why I got involved in FFA. I hadn’t planned to CALL US be involved in it at all, but she showed me the possibilities FFA can give me.” FOR What are your future plans? “I’m trying to decide if I want to go into nursing or be a teacher. Either way, I want to be CURRENT around kids, so I would go into pediatric nursing or be a kindergarten through fourth-grade PRICING teacher. I hope to one day live on my own farm. If I’m a teacher, I can always take my students on a field trip to my farm to show them the animals. I hope to teach kids a little something about agriculture. Also, my family emigrated from Germany and built a farm from the ground
All Buildings Are Heavy 29 Ga. Metal, Three 2”x6” T&G Splashboards, All Poles 5”x5” Or Larger, up. Some day, I want to buy back that farm and have it in our family again.”
CCA Treated, Fully Trimmed With One 3’x6’ Walk-Through Door & One Large Sliding Door.
BYLER BUILDING SUPPLY, LLC What would you tell other students who are thinking about being involved in FFA, even if they don’t live on a farm?
2 1/2 MILES EAST OF SEYMOUR ON 60, 1/4 MILE NORTH AT AUTO SALVAGE WWW.BYLERSUPPLY.COM 877-573-9314 MON.-FRI. 7:30-5 SAT. 8-12 FAX NO. 417-935-2995 417-771-3104 VISIT US AT WWW.BYLERSUPPLY.COM “At least try FFA. I didn’t expect to be involved in agriculture at all, but being in FFA and agriculture class has been a great experience for me. It’s shaped me into a person who not only has a love for animals, but it has helped me gain a new perspective in life and how agriculture is needed in everyday life.” 26 Ozarks Farm & Neighbor • www.ozarksfn.com AUGUST 10, 2020