Flower power! Raising funds for MCCC Agriculture Club

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On Saturday, Sept. 18, the MCCC Ag Membership held a flower sale subsequent to The sector of sunflowers That they had cultivated. It was from 8:30am to 11:30am.

The proceeds from the sale will go in the direction of the maintaining the farm working, As properly as to funding The numerous actions the Ag Membership does, advisor Andy McCane said. A pair of of these actions embrace golf outings, a fall pageant and feeding a household for Christmas.

Ag Membership members Josie Sonnenverg, Joseph Woody and Taylor Fitch ran the stand.

A house made signal shows the gadgets On the market and their prices.

 

Group member Stacy Thomas harvests sunflowers. “Come to Momma,” Stacy said as she caught the flower in her arms.

Stacy holds the sunflower she simply reduce. She said She Goes to use the flowers for her daughter’s sunflower themed baby bathe. “We’re going To embellish with these and eat a bunch of sunflower cupcakes, too,” Stacy said.

Andy’s daughters Maddi and Zoey assist with the sunflower sale, harvesting flowers and automotiverying them over to the stand.

Zoey holds up the caterpillar she found whereas harvesting sunflowers.

Group members Anne and Jessica chat with Joseph, Taylor, Josie and Andy Regarding the flowers the Ag Membership has On the market.

Group members Debbie Interbitzin, Darla Hamrick and Dayna Mosley opted To reduce Their very personal sunflowers.

(Left) Andy assists a buyer automotivery flowers to their automotive. (Proper) Josie runs the sunflower stand.

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