Club Activities- Fall 2005
Feedstuffs Kits Assembly-November 29, 2005
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| The very popular feedstuffs study kits are selling out fast, so club members assemble more kits for use by FFA chapters. The first step is to put the various types of feedstuffs into jars and mark each jar with an identifying number. | |
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After all the jars are filled,
members put one of each type into a plastic box with a CD guide.
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National ASA Meetings (SASES), Salt Lake City, Utah-November 4-8, 2005
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Andrew and Ms Stoller can't stop doing school
work, even at the airport.
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Brandon, Caitlin, Krista, and TJ wait to take
the tour at Temple Square. |
Everyone enjoyed seeing the architecture and
hearing the history of Mormonism at Temple Square. |
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The Great Salt Lake was slightly smelly and
very far from the road. |
Old cars are part of the erosion solution on
a trail in the mountains. Kate, Caitlin, and Krista check one out. |
A long hike with great mountain scenery was
a good way to burn off extra energy (or to wake up after a long night
before). |
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Kate explains the club poster to the judges.
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Heather presented her research for the student
poster contest. |
Stan Sipp joined the crowd for dinner at the
Macaroni Grill. |
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Heather, Allison, TJ, and Krista were the second
place quiz bowl team. You must have excellent teachers! |
The handsome Field and Furrow guys are ready
to go out and impress girls from other colleges. |
The Field and Furrow ladies: Krista, Allison,
Heather, Caitlin, and Kate. |
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Kate, Caitlin, and Andrew show how to (or not
to) line dance. |
Andrew won third place for his excellent presentation
in the speech contest. |
The Great Salt Lake. |
Meeting and New Member Initiation-November 1, 2005
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Club members listen intently at
the November meeting (pay attention, Petey). |
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Eleven awesome new members were
initiated. Matt Murray and Regan Joehl read the secret rites of passage
into the Field and Furrow Club.
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Pumpkin and Mum Sales-October 7, 2005
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The club sold pumpkins and mums
on the ag quad.
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Putt-Putt Golf-September 13, 2005
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Paul Kirbach, Brandon Laue, Eddie Bohlen, TJ
Ruyle, and Alex Meyer prepare to show their Putt-Putt skills at the annual
fall social event. |
Jared Walter conquers the ever-tricky "up-the
hill and to the right" hole. |
Social chair Krista Ubbenga shows that you
can be a great putter with great style. |
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Brandon Laue forgot to stay on the green part
of the course. |
After several engineering calculations to predict
proper ball angle and velocity, Sean Breen lines up his putt.
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Brad Meese, Cody Bliss, and Craig Sondgeroth
are actually just here to hang out and look cool. |
Feed Your fACES -September 12, 2005
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Field and Furrow Club set up a display at the
ACES Feed Your fACES cookout. |
Sean Breen and Ryan Avanatti are two good reasons
to sign up to join Field and Furrow Club.
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Is it? Wait, no, it couldn't be, but it is....the
hard-working, ever present, always smiling El Presidente, Regan Joehl. |
Fall Callout -September 1, 2005
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A hard-played softball game got
the Fall Callout started this year. New attendees, old members, and a
few faculty members had a great time (no injuries!). |
Every game needs people on the sideline for
support. Stephanie Rousonelos, Anna Bishop, Jared Walter, and Kate Legge
are doing a great job. |
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TJ "Killer Griller" Ruyle and Brandon "The
Tong" Laue were in charge of porkchop preparation. Thanks! |
A long line formed to get porkchop sandwiches,
chips, and cookies for dinner.
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Club President Regan Joehl gets the first meeting
of the year underway by welcoming new members and getting the club's
business accomplished. |
Quad Day -August 23, 2005
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Club ACES Council Rep Brandon Laue and President
Regan Joehl "man" the Field and Furrow booth at Quad Day. |
Brandon and Regan hope that winning
smiles and laid back attitudes will help
attract new member sign-ups. |
A-"maize"-ingly, a walking ear of
corn happened by the club's display. |
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Agronomy Day -August 18, 2005
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Matt Murray, Regan Joehl, and Heather Clodfelter
help sell donuts, coffee, and pop to attendees at the 49th annual Agronomy
Day held at the South Farms. |
Thomas Conley and Sean Breen are happy to be
providing pop/soda to thirsty attendees. |
Stan Sipp is invaluable on Agronomy Day in
helping keep coffee and pop in good supply for the club. He helps Thomas
and Sean reload the pop/soda tank. In the background, recent Crop Sci graduate Joel McCormick tells Krista Ubbenga how much he loves his "real world" job. |
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Matt Murray and Regan Joehl sell donuts and
talk to customers. |
Mike Meyer, Andrew Bowman, and Krista Ubbenga
are all so glad to be back at school. |
Regan and Sean talk about "what I did
this summer." |
