Chapter Happenings


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Introducing Ms. Julia Hudyncia as the new

Agricultural Teacher and FFA Advisor for Madison.

Julia Hudyncia, grew up on a Registered Holstein Dairy Farm in Fort Plain, NY.  While growing up she was involved in 4-H, Holstein Club and the New York State Dairy Princess program. Julia was very active showing and judging cows. She received an associates in Agricultural Business from SUNY Cobleskill, Bachelors from Cornell University in Animal Science, and a Masters from Cornell Univerisity in Biology and Agriculture Education.  Julia looks forward to working with some great students and push their potential! 


New York State Fair TRAMS

The Madison FFA has been assigned Friday - September 3rd to operate the NYS Fair Trams.  We need approximately 20 students per day to complete this fund raiser.  As we get closer to the date, calls will be made for members to participate.

 

Bus leaves school at 7:00 am - SHARP

Bus to return approximately 8:00 - 9:00 pm


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   The Madison FFA GHACK milk company

offers

Milk and Healthy Snacks.

Please email us at

jhudyncia@madisoncentralny.org

with any ideas or information!


FFA Emblem painted on wall
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  Agriculture Teacher & FFA Advisor Ms. Julia Hudyncia 

Madison FFA

7303 State Route 20
Madison, NY 13402

(315) 893-1878 ext. 181

jhudyncia@madisoncentralny.org 

Welcome to the Madison Agricultural Department and the Madison FFA Web Page! The Agriculture Department and the FFA has been in existance here at Madison since 1930.
The Madison Agriculture Department offers instruction in the following agricultural areas: agricultural mechanics, agricultural business, plant science, animal science, aquaculture and FFA leadership activities. Agriculture students have access to a 14' by 35' greenhouse, an aquaculture lab where students raise brook and brown trout, a turtle, and hydroponic plants. We have an animal science lab where we raise mini-rex and holland lops rabbits and a seventy acre land laboratory where students raise corn, wheat, barley, oats, alfalfa, sweet corn and other vegetable crops. Agricultural students also maintain a wide variety of farm equipment that includes three tractors, plows, discs, drags, corn planter, grain drill, sprayer, woodsplitter, and a Gleaner Combine.
All members of the agricultural classes are members of the Madison FFA. The Madison FFA Chapter is one of the largest in New York State with over 215 members, grades 6 through 12. Madison FFA members are involved in over fifty FFA activities at the local, state and national level.