LAND JUDGING is a 4H and FFA contest in which High School students and Middle School students observe and interpret the soils in order to make wise land use decisions. Students can compete at the county, state, and national levels as they advance.
The 2023 Land Judging Event was hosted by: Jackson Soil & Water Conservation District & First Assembly of God, Cottondale on 3/7/2023 in Cottondale, FL.
Lunch and Awards: Lunch was from Sonny's BBQ and provided by First Assembly of God.
A HUGE Thank You to all who attended, and helped plan the event. We had a great morning, lunch, and awards!
You may contact your local JACKSON SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT at (850) 372-4793 to let Peggy Gilley know of your intentions to participate in 2024. She will contact the appropriate entity to make certain that you get qualified.
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