CSS Freshman Caden Wade wins top participant award at national FFA competition

At the 96th Annual FFA Convention, Caden was named the National Top Participant Winner in the Farm and Agribusiness Management competition with his chapter ranking third overall.

CSS major Caden Wade awarded top prize at National FFA competition

Caden Wade is a freshman at Michigan State University studying Crop and Soil Science has been a part of the Wheatland, Wyoming FFA since 2019, participating in his State FFA's vet science, agronomy, and farm management CDE's.

At the 96th Annual FFA Convention, Caden was named the National Top Participant Winner in the Farm and Agribusiness Management competition with his chapter ranking third overall.
The Farm and Agribusiness contest consists of a three-hour exam, covering topics from risk management to business structure and from succession planning to profit maximization, and a team activity where a chapter diagnoses and solves a farm business's current issues. Congratulations, Caden!

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