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Tractor Supply Company and the National FFA Foundation announced that The Columbiana County Career Technical Center's chapter of the FFA was selected to receive a Tractor Supply Company Grant for Growing in the amount of $4,500. According to Tractor Supply, the CCCTC's "grant submission was outstanding, and Tractor Supply Company is honored to support your program." Tractor Supply received many excellent project proposals. They chose CCCTC FFA as one of the best. There was $293,817 requested in the state of Ohio while there was only $34,475 available to fund projects in the state. To learn more about the program or to donate to the FFA's Grant for Growing, please contact the FFA at https://www.ffa.org/grantsforgrowing. Accepting the check for the grant from Edward Martin, manager of the Salem Tractor Supply Store, are students and advisors from the CCCTC FFA chapter, from left, Emily Savage (Level 2, Veterinary Technologies, Crestview), Veterinary Technologies Instructor Jamie Stacy (FFA advisor), Landscape and Environmental Design Instructor John Garwood (FFA advisor), Mykenzie Moore (Level 2, Veterinary Technologies, Lisbon David Anderson), Jacob Pelley (Level 1, Veterinary Technologies, Crestview), Shelby Peters (Level 1, Veterinary Technologies, Salem), Chris Briggs (Level 1, Landscape and Environmental Design, Salem), Chloe Quetot (Level 2, Veterinary Technologies, Crestview), Dylan Shaefer (Level 1, Landscape and Environmental Design, Crestview), Martin, Taylor Jarrett (Level 2, Veterinary Technologies, United), and Analise Ashby (Level 2, Veterinary Technologies, Crestview). (Photo submitted)