Versailles FFA names members of the month - Sidney Daily News
VERSAILLES — On Nov. 16, 2021, the Versailles FFA held its monthly meeting. During the meeting, first-year members were awarded a Greenhand FFA Degre
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VERSAILLES — On Nov. 16, 2021, the Versailles FFA held its monthly meeting. During the meeting, first-year members were awarded a Greenhand FFA Degre
VERSAILLES — Versailles FFA members competed in the Darke County FFA Parliamentary Procedure Contest on Monday, Nov. 22.As part of the Parliamentary
Versailles FFA competes in state dairy contest Staff report Versailles FFA members Alex Gilmore and Noah Gilmore competed in the State FFA Dairy Judging Contest. Noah led the high school team. Provided photo Provided photo The Versailles FFA Middle School eighth grade team placed first in the State FFA Dairy Judging Contest and the team consisted of (L to R): Blake Schmitmeyer, Matthew Subler, James Schmitmeyer and Colin Batten. Provided photo VERSAILLES — On Monday, March 22 the Versailles FFA High School members competed in the State FFA Dairy Judging Career Development Event and pla...
Ravensroost Woods More than 100 objections have been lodged against a bid for commercial and machinery storage opposite a nature reserve. The barns, owned by Wedgewood Construction, house old caravans, but the company wants to change the use of an agricultural building and stables to commercial and machinery storage and a site office. But neighbours and a parish council have objected to the scheme at Braydon, near Malmesbury, fearing the road is not suitable for the amount or type of traffic it might generate. And they fear the extra traffic will have an adverse effect on wildlife at t...
Ravensroost Woods More than 100 objections have been lodged against a bid for commercial and machinery storage opposite a nature reserve. The barns, owned by Wedgewood Construction, house old caravans, but the company wants to change the use of an agricultural building and stables to commercial and machinery storage and a site office. But neighbours and a parish council have objected to the scheme at Braydon, near Malmesbury, fearing the road is not suitable for the amount or type of traffic it might generate. And they fear the extra traffic will have an adverse effect on wildlife at t...