Falkville FFA Land Team Places Third in State

High school agriculture students earn podium finish in statewide competition.

Apr. 1, 2026 at 4:01pm

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The Falkville High School FFA Land Judging Team placed third in the state competition, with team members Clair Bramlett, Brodie Bennett, Claude Edge, and Bentley Allen representing their school and community with a strong performance.

Why it matters

The FFA land judging competition tests students' knowledge of soil science, land management, and agricultural best practices, preparing them for future careers in farming, conservation, and environmental stewardship. Falkville's third-place finish showcases the strength of their agricultural education program and the dedication of these young students.

The details

The Falkville High School FFA Land Judging Team competed against other schools from across Alabama, demonstrating their expertise in evaluating soil types, identifying land features, and making recommendations for sustainable land use. Their third-place result is a testament to the hard work and training of the team members under the guidance of their FFA advisors.

  • The competition took place on April 1, 2026.

The players

Clair Bramlett

A member of the Falkville High School FFA Land Judging Team that placed third in the state competition.

Brodie Bennett

A member of the Falkville High School FFA Land Judging Team that placed third in the state competition.

Claude Edge

A member of the Falkville High School FFA Land Judging Team that placed third in the state competition.

Bentley Allen

A member of the Falkville High School FFA Land Judging Team that placed third in the state competition.

Falkville High School FFA

The agricultural education and leadership program at Falkville High School, whose land judging team placed third in the state competition.

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The takeaway

Falkville High School's strong performance in the state FFA land judging competition highlights the value of agricultural education programs in preparing students for careers in farming, conservation, and environmental stewardship, while also fostering teamwork, critical thinking, and leadership skills.