Recent Montgomery County graduate Landon Pottebaum earned a gold rating from the FFA in grain production for his work at Ridgley Farms.
Pottebaum won a state championship in grain production …
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Recent Montgomery County graduate Landon Pottebaum earned a gold rating from the FFA in grain production for his work at Ridgley Farms.
Pottebaum won a state championship in grain production this spring and qualified for national competition at the FFA National Convention later this fall at Indianapolis.
Pottebaum, who graduated from MCHS in May, has been working at Ridgley Farms since 2022 and supports a large-scale row crop and seeds sales operation. He operates and maintains equipment, treats and delivers seed and performs physical labor.
Pottebaum was a member of the MCHS FFA all four years. He served as president during the 2024-25 school year. He was also one of six members who received a state degree.
Pottebaum plans to attend the University of Missouri-Columbia this fall and major in natural resources with an emphasis in fisheries and wildlife sciences.
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