On October 7th, the Laurel-Concord-Coleridge FFA Chapter went to Scribner for Land Judging. In land judging, competitors evaluate soil qualities such as texture and composition. Eight students attended the event, ranging from Seniors to Freshmen. The team was Faith Galvin, James Recob, Stella Graham, Kory Burns, Elle White, Ambriella Kock, Owen Johnson, and Jacey Folkers. Faith Galvin placed 72nd overall out of 263 people. The team placed 10th overall out of 14 teams.
On September 23, the Laurel-Concord-Coleridge FFA Chapter went to Hartington for Dairy Judging. In dairy judging, they judge different qualities of the cow, such as the udder, milk quality, and many other characteristics. Seventeen students attended the event, ranging from Juniors to 8th graders. In the senior division, Leah Gould placed 11th overall, and Grace Galvin placed 66th overall. In the junior division, they placed 7th overall as a team, with Anna Lipp placing 15th overall, Stella Graham placing 24th overall, Elle White placing 49th overall, and Jacey Folkers placing 52nd overall. In the Junior High division, they placed 7th as a team. Junior High student Easton Gould placed 13th overall, Maya Brummels placed 22nd overall, Braxton Reimers placed 39th overall, and Grant Brummels placed 53rd overall.