Big Country
CattleWomen
Graduating Texas Senior
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Jaclynn Dankworth
Jaclynn Dankworth graduated from Ballinger High School and will be attending Texas Tech University in the Fall where she plans to major in Animal Science and minor in Animal Reproduction to further impact the livestock industry as an AI Tech.
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Her future plan is to work in the genetic field to breed and raise the next generation of show cattle.
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Jacylnn's future ambitions are centered on advancing the Texas beef industry as a whole by combining her passion for livestock with the her future education in Animal Science.
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Her past direct contribution from livestock show industry, 4-H, and FFA have all prepared her for future in the agricultural industry!
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Great job, Jaclynn!
Matthew Clay
Deel
Matthew Clay Deel graduated Clyde High School and will be attending Tarleton State University in the Fall. Matthew will be majoring in Geotechnical Engineering.
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Matthew plans to contribute to the feature of agriculture by learning to test soil to improve crops. He knows that soil is the foundation of agriculture and how vital it is for the future of this industry. This degree is essentially a branch of civil engineering that helps everything from slope of fields, terraces, water tables, and flood prevention.
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His past hard work and leadership roles in FFA,FCA, and his outstanding character will no doubt lead him to do extraordinary things for the future of agriculture.
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Great job, Matthew Clay!
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Denver Atkins
Denver is a Jim Ned graduate who will be attending South Plains College in the fall, and she plans to earn her associate degree in agriculture communications, then transfer to Texas Tech to earn her bachelors in agricultural communications with a minor in agribusiness. She was raised on a ranch, and her actions will lay the groundwork for a future where agriculture continues to be a proud and prosperous Texan tradition. She plans to embrace today's technology by incorporating data analysis and modern livestock management tools so she can improve breeding programs, monitor herd health more effectively, and increase the overall efficacy of ranch operations.
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Good luck, Denver! We know your impact on the beef industry will be monumental.
Aubrey Meador
Aubrey graduated from Wylie High School and will attend Clarendon College, where she plans to earn her Bachelor of Science Degree in Agriculture Education and a Master's Degree in Agriculture. Aubrey is a third-generation cattle breeder and lover of all cattle! She hopes to complete her degree and become an agriculture science instructor. Her experience in Livestock Judging sparked her dreams to purse collegiate judging in the fall and future promotion of the beef industry. Aubrey believes the future of agriculture lies in the hands of our next generation, and as an educator, she will strive to have a positive impact on their take on agriculture today and in the years to come.
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Great job, Aubrey! We believe in your future goals and that your impact on this industry will shine brightly for future generations!
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Congratulations to the
Big Country CattleWomen
Senior Scholarship Award Recipients!
The future belongs to the few of us still willing to get our hands dirty.